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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 13, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 7.

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Field Notes and Gleanings

EIGHT persons have recently embraced the truth at Hamilton, Ontario, where Brother P. M. Howe and others have been laboring.
THREE have recently taken a stand for the truth with the small company at Fort Laramie, Wyo., where Brother G. A. Kirkle is holding meetings.
WORD comes from Brother J. C. Harris that the meetings recently held at Pitwood, Ill., resulted in eight obeying the truth; and he now has a good interest at St. Anne.
BROTHER V. LEER writes: “In five weeks I held over forty preaching services and prayer-meetings at Long Lake, S. D., and as a result three souls were converted to God, and others are seeking him. One good neighbor is much interested in the truth.”
ONE of the members of the church at Carbondale, Pa., writes: “The third of December Brother C. S. Wiest began an effort at this place and continued the meetings for three weeks, when he had to leave. He is now with us again for a few evenings. As a result of his labor, five new Sabbath-keepers have been added to our little company, and we have been much strengthened by the spiritual food we have received. We believe seed has been sown that will bear fruit in the future, if watered by some Apollos.”
OF his work with the German church at Shattuck, Okla., which began on Christmas day with special meetings for the young people, Brother G. F. Haffner writes: “On the first Sabbath in the new year, eleven precious souls were baptized, and nine others were taken into the church. Quite a number who were backslidden confessed their sins to God and received forgiveness. The meeting continued awhile longer, and the result is that a few others have given their hearts to God since, and we expect another baptism soon. The whole church is revived.”