Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 11, 1906

Brother C. N. Sanders says in a report of meetings at Hanover, Mich.: “The Lord blessed the effort put forth, and as the result we left eight adults keeping the Sabbath, and organized a Sabbath-school of twenty-seven members.”

Elder N. M. Jorgensen says of the week-of-prayer meetings at Spring Valley, S. D.: “From the very first meeting we had an old-fashioned revival, which continued all through the week, at the end of which five or six signed the covenant; four united in church fellowship, some of these subject to baptism. There are still bright days ahead for the Spring Valley church.”

Good results have attended a series of meetings at Powell, Ohio, conducted by Brethren J. O. Miller and F. E. Gibson. The latter says: “As a result of the work so far, we have organized a church of thirteen members; eleven of these were baptized this fall. All are of good courage and are pressing on. Several are keeping the Sabbath, and attending the meetings regularly, and will unite with the church soon.”

Brother E. L. Carrey says in a week-of-prayer report from Herrin, Ill.: “The church at Herrin has been wonderfully blessed, and many victories have been gained. We met from house to house each evening, and as the reading was given, prayer and testimony offered, those not of our faith were constrained to ask our prayers.” A church building is nearly completed at this place, in which it is planned to begin a course of meetings some time in January.