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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 42.

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Field Notes

NEW church buildings have been recently dedicated at Muncie and Indianapolis, Ind.
A CHURCH of twelve adult members was organized at Medina, Ohio, September 16.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of twelve members has recently been organized at Kewanee, Ill.
A NEW church building at Oakdale, Neb., is to be dedicated about the middle of October.
A REPORT from Burleson, Tex., states that there is good prospect for the organization of a church at that place.
ELDER J. M. REES reports that a number have recently been baptized and united with the church at Charleston, Ill.
THE meetings in Everett, Mass., have resulted in adding about twenty adults to the attendance at the Sabbath-school there.
RECENT tent-meetings at Chino, Cal., have resulted in the baptism of several new converts to the truth, who will unite with the Ontario church.
BROTHER W. J. KEELE reports from Leach, Tenn.: “Six souls have been added to our company since we came here, besides six that were added at our local camp-meeting last year.”
A REPORT from Chicago states: “The Swedish tent work in Chicago still continues with good interest. Ten dear souls are keeping the Sabbath as a result of the meetings, and others are on the point of decision.”
ELDER G. W. REASER reports the organization of a church of thirty-six members in Vernon, a suburb of Los Angeles, September 24. This church owns its house of worship, and maintains a church-school of thirty members.
SISTER CLARA SILVER, a Bible worker in Moline, Ill., reports that an interest has been created in the Methodist churches of that city in the study of the book of Daniel. A number are already being prepared for baptism as a result of the work there.
IN a report of work for the year in Seattle, Wash., Elder W. J. Boynton says: “As the result of the work in the city, seven have accepted the truth and have been baptized, and one, who had previously been immersed, has been added to the church on profession of faith; also one more is keeping the Sabbath. Total of those who have been added to the North Seattle church the past year is, nine by profession of faith and baptism, and fourteen by letter.”
WORK in the Southern New England Conference has been planned as follows: Elder J. C. Stevens will locate in New Haven, Conn., where he will be assisted for a time by Brother H. L. Shoup. Sister Scribner will locate in Torrington, Conn., where there is a prospect of a church organization; Brother A. J. Clark will locate in Middletown, Conn.; Brother M. J. Fritz will follow up the interest awakened the past summer in Bristol, R. I.; and Brother C. H. Reimers will labor in Meriden, Conn.