Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 6, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 17.

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There are eight new Sabbath keepers in Glen Aubrey, eastern New York.

A new church was recently organized in Topaz, Mo., by Elder F. H. Hoxie.

A Sabbath school of seven members has been organized in Henry, S. Dak.

Elder E. W. Wolfe reports the organization of a church in Cresco, Iowa.

A Sabbath school has been organized in Hillsboro, north Texas, by Elder W. M. Cubley.

There are 280 organized Seventh-day Adventist churches among foreigners in the United States.

The new church building in Albemarle, N. C., was recently dedicated to the service of God.

During the past two years 1,263 believers were added to the church lists in the Southwestern Union Conference.

Western Washington reports seventy-two persons baptized into the Central Church, Seattle, and twenty taken in on profession of faith.

In the North Pacific Union an average of eighty new members was added to the various churches for every month of the past two years.

Eight persons have recently accepted present truth in Colville, in the Upper Columbia Conference, through the efforts of Elder R. A. Libby.

Reports show that 742 persons were baptized throughout the Atlantic Union in 1915, 237 of these being new members in the Greater New York Conference.

From the Pacific Union we learn that during the first nine months of last year 1,081 persons received baptism. For this same length of time the Southern Union Conference reports 119 new members; the Southeastern Union, 455 persons baptized; and the Western Canadian, 459.