p. 20 | Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

Field Notes and Gleanings

SABBATH afternoon, May 23, sixteen young persons were baptized at the church in College View, Neb.

ELDER A. V. RHOADS, reporting from Velva, N. D., says that as a result of their tent-meetings there, ten persons have taken a stand for the truth.

A REPORT from Greenfield, Ind., says: “Two precious souls united with the church here. Six others are keeping the Sabbath, but have not as yet united with the company.”

ELDER G. W. ANGLEBARGER states that five persons were recently baptized and joined the church at Denver, Colo., and that ninety-eight have united with that church since the beginning of the conference year.

ELDER U. P. LONG, who has been holding meetings at Fort Morgan, Colo., baptized three persons on a recent Sabbath at that place, and also reports that four others are keeping the Sabbath there who will probably unite with the company later.

ELDER C. SULZLE reports having found a company of twenty-two Sabbath-keepers not far from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, most of whom had accepted the truth during the past winter. This was largely the result of their having read tracts bearing on present truth while visiting Regina on business.

ELDER E. A. MERRELL has been holding a six-weeks’ series of meetings in St. Louis, Mo. Three persons have been baptized as a result, and taken into the church at that place. The second church (colored) is beginning the erection of a neat brick building, which will soon be ready for occupancy. The blessing of the Lord is with all three of the churches in that city at the present time.

ELDER C. H. BATES, reporting from Mancos, Colo., says: “I have just finished a course of lectures at Pine Wood schoolhouse, four miles northwest of Mancos. As a result of the meetings, eight were baptized. I organized a church with sixteen members, and will baptize others in about two weeks.”