Field Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 2, 1903

A SABBATH-SCHOOL numbering twenty members was recently organized at Raleigh, Tenn.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of fourteen members was organized recently at Local, Minn. At this place there are some who desire baptism, and it is hoped a church may be organized in the near future.

AT Drywood, Minn., three persons have begun the observance of the Bible Sabbath, and others have expressed an intention of doing likewise, as a result of meetings conducted by Brethren J. F. Anderson and M. S. Reppe.

BRETHREN W. W. STEBBINS and E. M. Chapman report the organization of a Sabbath-school of twelve members at Niawa, Minn. The recent labors of these brethren at Niawa have done much to encourage and strengthen the believers there.

EIGHT young people of Hamilton, Mo., united with the church there on the occasion of its last quarterly meeting.

A SERIES of special missionary conventions is being held with the churches in Southern California, by the Conference president, Elder Clarence Santee. He reports that “to the present date, May 13, three conventions have been held,—at San Pedro, April 25; at Pomona, May 2; and at Santa Ana, May 9. At each of these places the Lord gave a special blessing, and new consecrations of self and means were made to the Lord. We believe these meetings will meet a long-felt need.”