Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 4, 1909

DURING a recent series of meetings at Baldwin, Mich., twelve took their stand to keep the Sabbath.

AS a result of a series of meetings held in Baltimore, Md., fifteen persons were recently baptized.

ELDER W. H. HECKMAN baptized five persons on Sabbath, January 2, at Scranton, Pa. This makes fourteen members recently added to that church.

EIGHT persons have recently united with the church at Sparta, Wis.,—four subject to baptism, and one by letter; the other three on profession of faith, having previously been baptized.

ON Sabbath, January 2, a Sabbath-school of seventeen members was organized at Spring Valley, S. D. Ten of these have recently taken their stand for the truth, as a result of a series of meetings held at that place.

AS the result of a series of meetings at Shattuck, Okla., three persons who had never before made a profession, took their stand for the truth, and on Sabbath, December 26, six members were added to the church.

BROTHER U. S. ANDERSON writes: “Quite an interest was awakened during the week-of-prayer meetings held with the New Hope (Ind.) church, and services were continued for a time, three persons uniting with the church as a result.”

A REPORT from Brother A. D. Ewert, says: “Five were added to the Winona [Minn.] church—all Germans. Four others are keeping the Sabbath, and are ready for baptism. Five other families are much interested, and will soon unite with God's people. At Mountain Lake two have taken their stand for the truth, and have united with the church. At Westbrook one young man has accepted the Sabbath, and four others are interested. I have had the privilege of baptizing five, two at Amboy, and three at Worthington.”