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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 9, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 61.

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Field Notes

THE church in Rutland, Vt., received twelve new members recently.
EIGHT persons have been baptized at Mosheim, in northern Texas.
THE baptism of five adults is reported near Winslow, N. J.
THE church at Creston, Iowa, received ten new members on a recent Sabbath.
SIX persons have been added to the membership of the Yale, Va., church.
THE baptism of nine new believers is reported from Catalina, Newfoundland Mission.
A NEW Sabbath school was recently organized near Montrose, in western Colorado.
A SABBATH school with a membership of twenty has been organized at Garland, Kans.
ELDER G. M. ALWAY reports a Sabbath school of twenty-two members at Granada, Colo.
ELDER D. T. SHIREMAN writes of the organization of a company of six adult members at Morganton, N. C.
A NEW church has been organized at Fortville, Ind. Seventeen signed the covenant as charter members.
ELDER J. P. GAEDE baptized six persons in Pittsburgh, Pa., not long ago, and four others will unite with the church soon.
AS a result of the tent effort conducted by Elder J. K. Jones, a company of twenty-nine members has been organized at Lawrence, Mass.
ON a recent Sabbath a church with a charter membership of fifteen was organized at Foxcroft, Maine. The next week four members were added.
SEVEN adults recently took their stand for present truth at Sunnyside, Wash., and Elder B. J. Cady reports the baptism of three persons at Prosser.
THE new church building at Sheyenne, N. Dak., was dedicated to the service of God a few weeks ago. Elder H. Shultz preached the dedicatory sermon.
ELDER A. J. CLARK has organized a church at Astoria, Ill.; and as the result of a tent effort held at Moline, twenty-two converts have received baptism.
A CHURCH has been organized at Watertown, S. Dak. Fifteen united by letter, and thirteen by baptism, making a total membership of twenty-eight.
MORE than forty-five persons in Lincoln, Nebr., are now observing the Sabbath as a direct result of the tent effort conducted last summer by Elder O. O. Bernstein.
ELDER B. L. POST writes of four persons who recently united with the church at Lansing, Mich. Several weeks ago ten adults began the observance of the Sabbath at Saginaw.
BEWARE how you regard as trifling faults which appear of but little consequence. You weigh them, and think them nothing; but count them, and you would be frightened at their number.—St. Augustine.