Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 5, 1907

Field Notes and Gleanings

BROTHER W. D. PARKHURST reports having baptized into the church at Peoria, Ill., twenty-eight persons during the year ending November 3.

FIVE persons were baptized, and a church of fourteen members organized at Albany, N. Y., the first Sabbath and Sunday of November, by Brother F. H. DeVinney.

BROTHER LUTHER WARREN was in Omaha, Neb., about a week, and the word preached had a telling effect upon those who heard it. On Sunday, the last day of the meetings, twenty-three were baptized, mostly young people. A Young People's Society was organized, and plans have been laid for more aggressive missionary work.

Of the tent work at Brookville, Kan., Brother C. E. Peckover writes: “As a result of the tent effort some are rejoicing in the restored paths of God's truth, among them an aged United Brethren minister. His daughter, who had been keeping the Sabbath for a time as a result of Bible study, was thoroughly established in the different points of truth. Three others also expressed their determination to obey.”