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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 12, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 46.

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Field Notes

A REPORT from Maine states that three persons have taken their stand for the truth at Brownville.
SEVEN persons have been added to the church at Lead City, S. D., six by baptism. Two more are awaiting baptism.
ELDER A. V. RHOADS recently visited a family at Carrington, N. D., who had lately accepted the message, and baptized them.
As a result of the efforts put forth at Dugger, Ind., this summer, six persons have decided to obey the truth, and five were baptized.
SEVEN persons were recently baptized at Graettinger, Iowa, who accepted the message last winter under the labor of Brother J. W. McComas.
As a result of the tent effort at West Fork, Ark., twelve persons have taken a stand for the truths of the third angel's message.
Two persons were added to the church at Rochester, Ind., on Sabbath, October 10, one upon profession of faith and the other by baptism.
As a result of the tent effort at Quincy, Mass., seven are now keeping the Sabbath, five of whom were baptized on Sabbath, October 3.
THE meetings at Butler, Okla., closed October 18, with a full tent and a good interest. Five were baptized, seven united with the church, and three more took their stand for the truth.
SABBATH, October 17, baptismal services were held at the South Side and Humboldt Park churches, Chicago, Ill. In all, eight persons were baptized, three at the former and five at the latter place.
THE work is onward at Reno, Nev. Four persons have been baptized recently, and united with the church at that place. Others are beginning to keep the Sabbath and request baptism.
As a result of tent-meetings and the efforts in behalf of the church at Kalamazoo, Mich., fifteen persons have been added to that church,—fourteen upon profession of faith and baptism, and one by letter.
The Southwestern Union Record reports that at Alva, Okla., on Sabbath, October 10, a church of seventeen members was organized. Four new converts were baptized on Sunday, and three or four others expect to be baptized soon.
BROTHER W. M. JACKSON writes of the work in Greenville, S. C.: "I have been here in the tent work since September 24, and the interest has been very good. As a result, about twenty have taken their stand to keep all of God's commandments."