Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 1916

A NEW church building is in process of erection at Minneapolis, Minn.

ELDER J. R. PATTERSON reports the baptism of thirteen persons in Southern California during the month of October.

DURING the past quarter the membership of the Sabbath school in Moline, Ill., has grown from fifty-eight to seventy-five.

FIFTY of the seventy-one conferences in the North American Division have used more Harvest Ingathering papers than last year.

TWELVE have gone forward in baptism in Humboldt County, northwestern California, during the past month, and several others are keeping the Sabbath and studying various points of doctrine.

ELDER J. F. WRIGHT reports a successful tour among some of the Alabama churches. He visited the companies at Ashford, Dothan, Mobile, Fairhope, Summerdale, Silverhill, Pine Grove, and Stapleton.

REPORTING from central California, Elder E. H. Adams says: “It has been my privilege to baptize thirty-eight since coming to Fresno a year ago. Three of these were rebaptisms, and thirty-five united with the church at this place.”

WE are glad to note that Elder C. H. Edwards, of Providence, R. I., is recovering from his long illness sufficiently to undertake public labor again. He is holding a series of Sunday night lectures in the church in Pawtucket.

THE new church at Liberty Center, Iowa, was dedicated to the service of God the first Sunday in November. On the previous Sabbath five new members were taken into the church, three of whom had but recently accepted present truth. A series of special meetings is being conducted there.