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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 21, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 51.

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Field Notes

THE Kansas Worker reports the organization of a Sabbath-school at Mulberry, Kan.
THE church at Galena, Kan., has been strengthened by the recent addition of five new members.
A RECENT report from Abilene, Kan., states that five names have been added to the church-membership there.
A CHURCH of eleven members has been organized at Powell, Ohio. Three persons received baptism there on a recent Sabbath.
SIX persons received baptism on a recent Sabbath at Smithland, Iowa, and seven united with the Smithland church. Four others are now awaiting baptism there.
A LATE report from Lorimer, Iowa, says: “The Lord has been blessing us, and the work is onward here. Several have taken hold of the message since our last report, and others are deeply interested.”
THE company at Gum Corners, Ind., is planning the erection of a church building. A piece of land has been donated for a location, also a quantity of building material. The truth has been making quite a stir recently in that vicinity.
BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS, in a report from Longview, Tex., where he has been holding meetings in the face of much opposition, says: “In spite of all the opposition, three families have taken their stand for the truth, and we organized a Sabbath-school of nineteen adults and children. Six followed their Saviour in baptism the afternoon before my meetings closed; others will be baptized later on. The prospects are that we can organize a church in the near future of about twelve or fifteen members, for which we give the Lord all the praise.”