Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 2, 1912

ELDER B. L. POST reports the baptism of six new Sabbath-keepers in Milwaukee, Wis.

ELEVEN adults and seven children have accepted present truth, through the labors of Elder C. F. Cole, at Burke, S. Dak.

As the definite result of a series of meetings held in Butte, Mont., during the month of March, seven persons were baptized.

ELDER B. F. STUREMAN has been holding meetings at Charleston, Ill. Fourteen persons decided to obey the commandments of God.

ELDER E. R. LAUDA baptized seven adults at Barbers Hill, Ind., a few weeks ago, and three new members were received into the church at Hartford City.

SEVERAL weeks ago four pupils attending the normal school at Lodi, Cal., were baptized, making a total of thirty-three who have been baptized during this school year.

ELDER W. L. NOTT has been laboring in Preston, Kans., for some time. He reports that three persons have decided to observe the Sabbath, and a number of others are deeply interested in the truth.

ELDERS Meade MacGuire and B. L. House recently conducted a series of revival meetings with the church at Hastings, Nebr., at the close of which nine persons were buried with their Lord in baptism.

ELDER N. P. NEILSON reports from Brooklyn, N. Y.: “Sabbath, March 30, I baptized four persons, who united with our Danish-Norwegian church here.” One new member was recently added to the West Valley church.

THE goal of human history is the redemption of the world. If the field of Christ and the field of the church is the world, so the field of every man with the love of God in his heart is the world. —J. Campbell White.