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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 17, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 11.

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Field Notes

A FAMILY OF FOUR HAS RECENTLY ACCEPTED PRESENT TRUTH AT ESTANCIA, N. M.

BROTHER C. H. BATES reports five recent baptisms at Cripple Creek, Colo.

BROTHER T. L. HICKMAN reports the organization of a church at Harper, O. T.

THERE have been four recent additions to the company of Sabbath-keepers at Calhan, Colo.

SIX new Sabbath-keepers are reported at Halifax, Nova Scotia, by Brother William Guthrie.

THE new church building at Palisades, Colo., is nearly finished, and will be dedicated at an early date.

Two adults have recently been added to the company at Excello, Ohio, and four others are awaiting baptism.

AT Collbran, Colo., five have recently signed the covenant to observe God's commandments, and a Sabbath-school has been organized.

THE company at Fergus Falls, Minn., has been strengthened by the recent addition of six to their number, under the labors of Brother S. E. Jackson.

THE company at Rocky Ford, Colo., have received three recent additions to their number by baptism. Plans are being laid for a church building.

As a result of meetings held with the church at Muscatine, Iowa, five have made a start in the service of God, and the entire church has experienced a re-consecration to him.

THE North England Conference reports a healthy growth during the last year. When they were organized, August, 1902, the conference consisted of four churches. At the last report there were ten churches, with a membership of three hundred and thirty-nine, besides ten companies and some scattered Sabbath-keepers. There is a prospect that one or two more churches will be organized before their general meeting in August.