p. 18 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 13, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 15.

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Field Notes

SEVEN persons have accepted the truth near Mt. Union, Pa.

THERE are four new Sabbath-keepers at Kezar Falls, Maine.

Two young men were recently baptized at Houston, Tex.

AT Grand Rapids, Mich., seven persons were baptized recently.

Two persons were baptized at Springfield, Ill., on a recent Sabbath.

AT Stanley, Va., twelve members have been added to the church by baptism.

AT Hayden, Colo., five have taken their stand to keep all the commandments of God.

FOUR adults have taken their stand for the truth at Artesian, S. D. Others are deeply interested.

Two Germans, a man and his wife, have begun the observance of the Sabbath at Detroit, Mich.

AT San Antonio, Tex., three adults are obeying the truth, and at Fort Worth five have united with the church.

ELDER A. A. MEYER reports seven baptisms (Germans) as the result of meetings held in the vicinity of Hooker and Tyrone, Okla.

THE president of the Central American Conference, Elder N. V. Willess, writes thus of the work in his field: “Our work here in the city of Guatemala is beginning to bear fruit. Some have accepted it, and others are deeply interested. I feel sure that the work here should be pushed now. Our workers are getting the language, and are thus able to begin effective work. I shall soon start for the eastern part of our field, and will spend about two months there before our camp-meeting and conference. Pray for us; for we are indeed small and weak.”