Notes From the Field

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 8, 1909

Notes From the Field

ONE of the most inspiring occasions of the school year at Maplewood Academy, Maple Plains, Minn., was the baptism on a recent Sabbath of thirteen students.

BROTHER H. E. REEDER, elder of the Sheridan, Wyo., church, reports that recently he baptized nine precious souls, and the same day sixteen were added to the church. This raises the membership of the Sheridan church to seventy-five.

BROTHER FRED H. SEENY reports that two sisters have recently accepted the truth at Kenton, Del., and are waiting for baptism. Several more are interested.

ON a recent Sabbath, at Boston, Mass., four women and three young men were baptized. There are a number of others who are intending to be baptized in the near future.

THE following report comes from Brother A. G. Christiansen, at Escondido, Cal.: “A series of revival meetings was commenced in our church at this place March 27. Over twenty of the young people and children were converted during these meetings. Sabbath, May 1, was a blessed day to us. We celebrated the ordinances of the Lord’s house, and received thirty-eight members into the church, twenty-three by baptism, three on former baptism, two on confession of faith, and ten by letter.”