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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 30, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 18.

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_Kansas_

By Wm. L. Nott; V. W. Robb

HILL CITY.—After closing a series of meetings held in the Spring Hill schoolhouse near Hill City, I received a very cordial invitation from one of the board of an adjoining district to come and hold meetings in their schoolhouse. As a result of these two meetings, and other work since their close, four persons have accepted present truth, and others are very much interested. There was a good attendance at both meetings from the first, and many times there was not seating room for all who came. After the close of the meetings, a Sabbath-school was organized, and by the help of the old Sabbath-keepers, a very interesting school is being conducted. WM. L. NOTT.
KANSAS CITY.—Four were baptized and united with the church on March 28. One united with the church March 21, having previously been baptized in another church. The latter is the result of efforts put forth by the workers in Kansas City.
There are others very much interested in the truth who continue to investigate, but as yet have taken no stand. Since the first of the year, eleven have taken their stand for God, and united with the church. V. W. ROBB.