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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 5, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 46.

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THE FIELD WORK
THE FIELD WORK

Nebraska

By D. U. Hale

I HAVE been in this conference a little over two months, and I find an excellent spirit among both laborers and church members.
There have been seven tent meetings held this summer, and the eighth and ninth are in progress now. I do not have reports from all yet, but some report a goodly number having accepted the message. Fairbury reports fifteen, and Seward reports sixteen. Other reports are not so good, but fruit is seen everywhere.
Some of the churches are also at work, with excellent results. Elder House went to Austin to visit one of the church schools and to baptize three persons; but when he reached the place he found others were ready for baptism, and he baptized seven. Red Cloud is urging that some one come to baptize five who have accepted the truth there recently. Kearney is writing for help, and several there are waiting to be baptized. A card from J. W. Miller, the colored worker in Omaha, says that seven took their stand for the truth the past week. Elder C. G. Bellah, of Missouri, has just finished a two weeks' revival at the Nebraska Sanitarium. New life and spiritual interest have taken possession of the forty-five workers there, and prayer bands are daily seeking God's help in the work and life of the institution. We have just received word that the chaplain is continuing the revival. The spiritual life of this institution is better than it has been for years. Truly, God is good to us here in Nebraska. D. U. HALE.