Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 15, 1908

Four persons were baptized recently at Lock Haven, Pa., and five were received into church fellowship.

As a result of tent-meetings held this summer at Medina, N. Y., nineteen persons have accepted the third angel's message.

As a result of faithful labor in Winnetka, Ill., recently eight have begun keeping the Sabbath. Five have been baptized.

Since the close of the camp-meeting at Lake Charles, La., ten persons have accepted the truth. Several others are expected to take their stand soon.

The tent effort at Erie, Pa., closed September 16. Five persons were baptized, two others are keeping the Sabbath, and others are truly interested, as a result of these meetings.

The interest at Wolcottville, Ind., is increasing, and eight persons are keeping the Sabbath. Several others are in the valley of decision. A Sabbath-school of thirteen members has recently been organized.

Elder J. M. Freeman, in a report of his work at Bloemfontein, South Africa, says: “I am thankful to report a growing interest here among the natives. About twenty desire to live out the truth. One is a young Baptist preacher, and is an energetic worker already, getting people interested to come to the several studies I conduct during the week. Three others are men in responsible positions. Last night a Wesleyan leader came to listen because his brother was becoming inclined to the truth, and went away much pleased.”