Field Notes

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 17, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 37.

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Field Notes

THE tent company at Reading, Pa., report that several have taken a firm stand for the truth there, and others are deeply convicted.
A SERIES of meetings held recently in the vicinity of Addington, I. T., has resulted in the acceptance of the Sabbath truth by fourteen persons.
A SIX-WEEKS' tent effort at Fergus Falls, Minn., conducted by Brother O. O. Bernstein, has resulted in twenty conversions to the truth, and the workers there are greatly encouraged.
BROTHER A. G. CHRISTIANSEN, who has been working among Mormon communities in Utah, reports that two have accepted the message of present truth at Lehi, and two at Pleasant Grove have asked for baptism.
BROTHER A. R. HYATT reports two recent baptisms at Corning, N. Y., and that several have recently become Sabbath-keepers at Elmira, where some are deeply interested, and are seeking to arrange their business in harmony with a proper observance of the Lord's day.
BRETHREN GARDNER and Curtis report from Hampton, Iowa, that twelve persons have taken their stand to obey the message of truth there. Brethren Bergersen and Rorholm report six keeping the Sabbath at Story City, Iowa, and at Little Sioux eight adults have covenanted to obey the truth, besides five young persons, under the labors of Brethren Everhart and McClintock.