p. 17 | Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 14, 1908

Field Notes and Gleanings

At the time of a recent visit of Brother Eugene Leland to the church on the Indian Reserve near Brantford, Ontario, two new members were received into the church, the ordinances were celebrated, and the elder of the church was ordained.

FROM Prescott, Ariz., Brother I. P. Dillon writes that nine adults have taken their stand for the truth, and there are still others greatly interested. This result is due largely to the meetings held by Brother F. W. Wheeler and himself in a school-house in the suburbs of the city.

BROTHER B. L. DIFFENBACHER writes: “Since coming to Colorado a few weeks ago, God has greatly blessed me in my labors for him. Sabbath, April 11, I buried eight dear souls with their Lord in baptism. Six of these were from Eaton, where I held meetings for four weeks. These were all taken into the church, and one sister was received subject to baptism.”

OF the work at Union City, Mich., Brother John E. Hanson writes: “Four have been added to the roll of membership since our arrival, making twenty in all, and there are more who will join soon. Twenty-nine were present at our last Sabbath service. We are holding services and Bible readings nearly every day, and more often twice a day, with good results. The Lord has greatly blessed the labors of Sister Cleora Green, and I believe that we shall see many more precious souls gathered in as the result of the faithful work done here.”