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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 8, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 6.

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Field Notes

A NEW church building at Leach, Tenn., was dedicated Dec. 13, 1912.
A SPECIAL effort was recently made for the Norwegian people of Northfield, Minn. Three have begun to keep the Sabbath.
FOUR persons have recently embraced the truth in East Richmond, Va., through the labors of Elder McLay, who is holding meetings in that place.
Two persons with whom one of our Bible workers has been holding readings in Kansas City, Mo., have accepted of God's message for this time.
ELDER J. E. JAYNE recently assisted in organizing a church of fourteen members at Ogdensburg, N. Y. Six of these persons were new Sabbath-keepers.
THE Lord is blessing the workers in Nanaimo, British Columbia. There is a deep interest on the part of many, and eight persons have recently begun to observe the Sabbath.
ELDER DANIEL NETTLETON sends this report from the Port Townsend, Wash., sanitarium: “We are having a good time in our work at this place. Three were baptized and four united with the church not long ago. God is blessing our efforts to let his truth be known and his ‘saving health among all nations.’”
ELDER JOHN P. GAEDE reports that since the close of the tent effort in Pittsburgh they have been doing house-to-house work with those interested in the third angel's message. Two adults have been baptized, and it is believed that others will soon take this important step.