Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 5, 1905

A church of eighteen members was organized at Wauchula, Fla., November 26.

An ordained minister of the United Brethren Church has recently accepted the truth and joined the church at Hartford City, Ind.

According to the Indiana Reporter, the canvassing work in that State has more encouraging prospects than for months in the past.

Brother T. Godfrey reports the addition of seven members to the church at Palco, Kan., six of these being by baptism; also the baptism of five others at Turkville, Kan.

The church at Paw Paw, Mich., now has a membership of forty, and the Sabbath-school numbers fifty. Last summer the brethren erected a neat chapel for a place of worship, and since this was begun, the membership of the church has doubled.

The Southwestern Union Record reports that the week of prayer brought to the Keene (Tex.) church “the greatest revival and season of refreshing in her history.” “The movement among the young people was the greatest feature, and reached nearly all the unconverted of the village.”