Your ShelfYour Projects

Field Notes

9%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 24, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 52.

Read the full edition

Field Notes

A REPORT from Aurora, Ill., states that two persons were baptized at that place on November 4.
THREE, who will unite with the church at Argonia, Kan., were baptized on Sunday, November 15, at Wellington.
ON Sabbath, October 31, a Swedish church was organized at Quincy, Mass. Nine persons were received as members; others are interested, and it is expected that some of these will join this company later.
A LETTER from Brother F. W. Wheeler says: “I am glad to report the organization of a church at Prescott, Ariz., October 31, consisting of twenty-one members. Others will unite with this company in a short time.”
A CHURCH of twenty-three members was organized at North Vernon, Ind., on Sabbath, November 7. All but three of these persons are new converts. Some who could not be present at the organization will join soon. Besides these, five colored persons are keeping the Sabbath, but were not taken into the organization, preferring to have a company of their own.
ELDER J. W. DORCAS baptized four persons at Oskaloosa, Iowa, recently.
ON Sunday, November 15, six young people were baptized at Ann Arbor, Mich.
FIVE persons, all heads of families, were baptized at Schenectady, N. Y., on a recent Sunday.
AS a result of efforts put forth recently in Nebraska City, Neb., twelve have taken their stand for the truth. Some of these desire to go forward in baptism.
A SPECIAL meeting was held at the Adrian (Mich.) church on Sabbath, November 21, and in the afternoon eleven persons were baptized. Others will take part in the ordinance later.