Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1906

At Leach, Tenn., four persons were baptized by Elder W. R. Burrow, December 31.

ELDER T. W. FIELD reports an addition of eight to the membership of the church at Madge, Tex.

A RECENT report from Lodi, Cal., stated that a new church building was ready for dedication at that place.

Six adults have been won to the way of commandment-keeping under the labors of Brethren Fillman and Bonde, near Hastings, O. T.

Mrs. A. C. HEATON reports that as a result of her work with The Family Bible Teacher and Bible readings, at Oklahoma City, “three are keeping the Sabbath, and others are interested.”

ELDER S. J. HERSUM reports from Maine: “The work in the State of Maine seems to be reviving. Eleven have recently begun to keep all the commandments. Five were baptized last Monday. Four united with the Portland church, and one will unite with the Falmouth church. Two of the brethren have recently entered the Bible work, and we expect to have two or three more at work in the near future. One brother has offered to take his team and circulate the reading-matter that the brethren will furnish him. He does this at his own expense.”

SINCE the dedication of the new church building at Washington, Pa., a course of meetings has been held there by Elder C. S. Longacre, of the result of which he says: “On Sabbath, December 23, we held a baptismal service in which five were buried in the watery grave and rose to walk in newness of life. On Sabbath, December 30, at the quarterly meeting these five were received into church fellowship, together with five others who were taken in on profession of faith. There are others who express a desire to join, and will be added to the list in the near future.”