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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 24.

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Field Notes and Gleanings

ON Sabbath, May 15, five students of Cedar Lake (Mich.) Academy followed their Lord in baptism.
As a result of the labor of Brother N. J. Ronlund near Ramsey, S. D., a Sabbath-school of twenty members has been organized.
A CHURCH of twenty-two members was organized at Montrose, S. D., May 16, by Brethren J. W. Christian and N. J. Ronlund. Officers were elected, and the ordinances of the Lord’s house celebrated.
FROM Springfield, Mass., where Brother Chas. F. Ulrich is laboring, he writes that as the result of his labors, “three have thus far embraced the truth and are awaiting baptism. There are others who are very much interested, and are considering seriously what is their duty in this respect.”
OF the work in the First Church in New York City, the elder, Brother Louis Klebahn, writes: “God is wonderfully blessing Church No. 1. In the past year many have moved to the country, as the spirit of prophecy has been directing; but, notwithstanding, the church has steadily gained. In the past three months we have added seventeen members to our list, for which we praise God.”