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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 49.

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Field Notes

A CHURCH of twenty-one members was organized at Prescott, Ariz., October, 31.
As a result of meetings held at Hooker, Okla., nineteen were baptized.
ON Sabbath, October 31, three persons were baptized at Bird City, Kan.
FIFTEEN persons have been baptized and added to the church at Grand Rapids, Mich., since the camp-meeting.
TWELVE persons are keeping the commandments of God as a result of the series of meetings held this fall in Youngstown, Ohio.
A LETTER in the Lake Union Herald, from Brother J. M. Ellis, says: “On Sunday evening, September 27, I began a series of meetings at the Honey Creek (Ind.) church, about five miles from Monon, and have continued for six weeks. During this time ten persons have been baptized, and six have united with the church. One has begun the observance of the Sabbath who has not yet united with the church.”
DURING the coming winter Elder L. D. Santee will labor in Moline, Ill., and will conduct a course of Bible studies with the helpers in the Tri-City Sanitarium.
A REPORT from Laguna, Cal., states that on November 1 twelve persons were baptized. Nine of these united with the Laguna church; one was a rebaptism, and two were taken into the Laton church.
THE following report comes from Brother L. E. Johnson, of North Platte, Neb.: “We feel encouraged at the results of our work in North Platte during the tent season. Thirteen have promised to obey the truth. Six were baptized, seven became members of the church, and others expect to be baptized soon.”