River Plate Conference
By J. W. Westphal
THE work in the River Plate Conference is onward. During the month of January forty persons were baptized. Fifteen of these were at Concordia, where a little more than a year ago there was not one Sabbath-keeper. Five were at Urdinarrain, where the church has more than doubled its membership since it was organized two years ago. Four were at Rosario Tola, where we had our conference in October last, and where, at that time, we had no brethren. Several others are keeping the Sabbath. In other places some have begun to keep the Sabbath, and are awaiting baptism. At Mansilla a family has lately begun to keep the Sabbath, and others are interested. Since our conference Brother Arthur Fulton has been laboring at Rosario, the second largest city in the republic of Argentina. One sister has accepted the truth, and others are on the deciding point, and still others are becoming interested. At our coming South American Union Conference, we expect to begin a special effort for Parana, the capital of the Entre Rios Province. Through the periodical work of three of our sisters in the city of Buenos Ayres several have become interested, with whom Sister Town is now holding Bible readings. Others are becoming interested in the same city through the labors of Brother and Sister Oppegard, and several have lately begun to keep the Sabbath.