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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 23.

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Field Notes

Two church buildings will be erected in Indianapolis, Ind., the coming summer.
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A CHURCH of thirteen members, to which two others will shortly be added, was recently organized at Jerome, Kan.
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THE West Michigan Herald reports that “as a result of the evangelical effort that has been made by the West Michigan Conference during the past nineteen months, six churches have been organized and five companies formed, and more than five hundred persons have been taken into fellowship.”
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EIGHT persons were baptized at Broken Bow, Neb., April 24. At Oak Grove, in the same State, four persons were baptized May 22.
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AT Gayville, S. D., two families have recently taken a stand to obey the truth; and a company of eleven persons is now holding up the standard in that place.
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A CHURCH of fourteen members was organized by Elder S. G. Huntington, at Littleton, W. Va., on the 29th ult. The interest at this place is quite good, and the erection of a house of worship is being strongly talked of by our brethren.
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THE Indiana Reporter says: “With debts being largely reduced, new churches organized, many new converts to the faith, and a number of new church buildings under construction, the Lord’s work in Indiana is in better shape than for some years.”
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BROTHER J. R. BAGBY reports having held meetings at Texmo, Greenleaf, and Okmulgee, O. T., with good results at each place. At Texmo seven took a stand for the truth; at Greenleaf six were baptized and united with the church there, two others being ready for baptism when a favorable opportunity shall be presented; at Okmulgee the church was reorganized, and five persons were baptized. Elder Bagby expects to engage in tent work at Muskogee, I. T.