Field Notes

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 48.

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Field Notes

RECENTLY four souls were baptized at Springfield, Ohio.
G. W. ANGLEBARGER reports the baptism of one person at Colorado Springs, Colo.
FIVE persons went forward in baptism recently, and united with the church at New Orleans, La.
THREE persons have united with the church at Lancaster, Pa., one being the widow of a Methodist minister.
A CHURCH of twenty members was organized at Brighton, Colo., on Sabbath, October 23, sixteen having already been baptized.
THE cheering news comes from Elder Raymond, of Hornell, N. Y., that four have united with the church there, and three have been baptized.
BROTHER M. N. CAMPBELL reports from Council Bluffs, Iowa, the addition of three new members to the church there, and the baptism of two.
ELDER H. MEYER, who has charge of the German work in Philadelphia, Pa., reports that seven have been baptized and have joined the German church in that city, as a result of the recent tent effort.
As a result of the labors of Brethren Chapman and Freeman at Pine City, Minn., this past summer, a young photographer and his wife have accepted the truth.
At Pipestone, Minn., one sister and her two daughters have taken their stand for the truth, through the efforts of church-members in that place. They expect to be baptized in the spring.
A MINISTER of experience and considerable talent recently accepted the truths of the message in Mexico. It is expected by the brethren in charge of the work there that his efforts will be of much value to the cause in that needy field.
ELDER H. E. REEDER, of Sheridan, Wyo., reports the baptism of three persons on September 18, and the organization of a church of twelve members on October 23, in a locality called Beckton, eleven miles west of Sheridan. Six of these members are recent converts to the truth.
MRS. EVA GRAHAM, clerk of the church at Des Moines, Iowa, reports that the church is in a prosperous condition. Under the faithful labor of Elder W. D. Parkhurst, several strangers are showing a deep interest in the truth. Five were baptized at the close of the last quarter, and united with the church. Some backsliders have been reclaimed, and all are being strengthened and built up spiritually. The result shows in the amount of missionary work done, and in the offerings made.