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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 1.

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Field Notes

ELDER H. CLAY GRIFFIN reports several new converts at Sunset, Ark.
ELDER C. N. MARTIN reports the recent baptism of three persons at Yuba City, Cal.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL convention is announced to be held at Healdsburg, Cal., January 6, 7.
SIX persons were recently baptized at Walla Walla, Wash., four of whom were academy students.
SEVEN persons were recently added by baptism to the membership of the church at Eschol, Miss.
A YOUNG People's Society of twenty-one members has been organized in the church at Wright, Mich.
THE Spokane, Wash., church has gained fifty-five in its membership between June 1, 1904, and Dec. 1, 1905.
THE company at Vallejo, Cal., have purchased a lot, and have a fund started toward the erection of a church building.
A CHURCH of eleven members was organized at Florence, Mo., December 9. Two persons received baptism the following day.
A CHURCH of fourteen members was recently organized at Marlow, Ala. Several other Sabbath-keepers are there who are expected to join this company.
A CHURCH of nineteen members was organized near Hattiesburg, Miss., November 19. Other Sabbath-keepers are there who may unite with this company later.
A RECENT report from Prattville, Mich., stated that most excellent meetings were then in progress. Six more have just taken their stand for the truth at that place.
A REPORT from southern California states that as a result of Elder Wm. Simpson's meetings in San Diego, Cal., which were closed December 10, fully fifty believers have been added to the conference membership there.
THE East Michigan Banner says of the week of prayer at Holly: “The blessing of God came during the week of prayer. No special demonstration marked any of the meetings, but a quiet conviction settled upon all of the nearness of the end. New consecrations were made, and we know eternity will show that this week has been a distinct gain.”
ELDER W. L. MCNEELY, president of the Alabama Conference, reports from Birmingham: “I have all the work I can do in Birmingham. The principal of one of the leading schools here came and asked me to give Bible studies there once each week. This I am doing each Thursday night. I have been asked to come two nights instead of one, and shall do so.”