Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 28, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 43.

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Two persons were recently baptized at Alexandria, Minn.

As a result of a tent effort at Leonard, Minn., three persons were baptized.

A CHURCH of twenty-three members has been organized at Amarillo, Tex.

THREE persons were baptized in West Philadelphia, Pa., Tuesday, September 28.

SABBATH, September 25, three persons followed their Lord in baptism at Springfield, Ill.

H. C. GOODRICH reports the baptism of one person, a Chinese brother, at Cristobal, Mexico.

R. E. HARTER reports that nine persons were added to the church at Huron, Minn., Sabbath, October 2.

AT Millvale, Pa., eight are reported as keeping the Sabbath as a result of a summer’s work with a tent.

EIGHTEEN new members have been received into the church at Duluth, Minn.,—ten by letter and eight by baptism.

BROTHER DELL PICKARD, who has been conducting tent-meetings at Warrenton, Va., reports four new converts.

ELDER LESLIE MUNCE states that so far six have united with the church at Norfolk, Va., as a result of his tent effort there.

TWENTY-FOUR persons followed their Lord in the sacred ordinance of baptism the last Sunday at the Fonda, N. Y., camp-meeting.

SUNDAY, September 12, twenty-two souls were buried with their Lord in baptism at the camp-meeting in Southern New England.

SEVERAL have embraced the truth in North Philadelphia, as a result of a tent effort conducted by Brethren C. Baierle and B. M. Heald.

ELDER W. H. HECKMAN baptized ten adults at Scranton, Pa., Sunday, September 12—the result of the faithful Bible workers’ efforts in that field.

FIFTY-TWO persons were baptized at the Los Angeles, Cal., camp-meeting, and others presented themselves for baptism at their home churches.

A CHURCH of eighteen members has been organized at Haywards, Cal. Four of these members are keeping the Sabbath for the first time, and one has been baptized.

THE report from the East Michigan camp-meeting states that twenty-six were baptized, and others presented themselves for baptism at their home churches.

BROTHER U. D. PICKARD reports some keeping the Sabbath at Warrenton, Va. Four miles from that place, where he is holding meetings, he reports that a deep interest has been awakened. Many are investigating. One has already begun to keep the Sabbath.