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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 26, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 50.

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Field Notes

THIRTEEN persons have been added to the Lenoir City Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Cumberland Conference.
AT the close of the tent effort and camp meeting in Corvallis, Mont., twenty were baptized. A church with a membership of thirty was organized, and the Sabbath school has an attendance of forty-four.
NINE persons have taken their stand for the truth in Moscow, Idaho.
NINE new believers were recently baptized and added to the Erie (Pa.) church.
A CHURCH of fifteen members was organized at Gadsden, Ala., a few weeks ago.
WITHIN a month sixty new converts have been added to the churches in Virginia.
ELDER J. Z. WALKER reports the baptism of eight persons at Kansas City, Kans.
AT the close of the Western Washington camp meeting fifty-seven were baptized.
RECENTLY sixty-one new believers were added to the colored church in Louisville, Ky.
ELDER E. M. ADAMS reports the baptism of eight new believers in Salt Lake City, Utah.
TWELVE persons have recently begun to observe the Sabbath of the Lord at Houston, Tex.
A CHURCH of twenty-four members was organized at Fond du Lac, Wis., a few weeks ago.
As a result of the Greenville (Miss.) tent effort, twenty-two persons have decided to keep the Sabbath.
A NEW church has been organized at Florence, S. C., and the Second Seventh-day Adventist Church of Charleston has received six members by baptism.
WRITING from Jersey City, N. J., Elder W. C. Moffett says: “During the past fifteen months it has been my privilege to labor in this great city, which, with its suburbs, has a population of half a million. During our stay the Lord has given us sixty souls.”
SEVEN new believers recently united with the church in Redmond, Oregon. Twenty-two have been added to the church at Baker; nine have been baptized at the Central church, and twenty-one others are preparing for this step. The church at Oregon City has also received nine additional members recently.
ELDER B. L. POST reports sixteen additions to the church at Lansing, Mich. Four persons have been baptized at Saginaw, and ten have taken their stand for the truth at Wheeler, where a small company was organized a few months ago. At Clifford Lake eleven have been taken into the church by baptism, and Elder N. M. Jorgensen reports eighteen new believers at Lakeview. Seventeen persons have recently been baptized at Charlotte. Twelve of these accepted present truth as a result of the recent tent effort held in that place. A neat church building has recently been erected and dedicated by the Chippewa Indians in north Michigan. Sixteen persons were admitted as charter members in the organization.