Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 8.

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As a result of meetings held at Beloit, Kan., two persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath.

EIGHT persons, five of whom are young people, were added to the church at Feeley, Minn., recently.

FIVE converts to the truth were baptized by Elder U. S. Anderson at North Vernon, Ind., on Sunday, January 24.

THREE have taken their stand for the truth at Madge, Tex., as a result of a series of meetings held at that place.

THE meetings held at Croton, Iowa, have brought five persons to an acceptance of the truth, and others are interested.

THE success of the effort made by Elder M. H. Serns in Sparta, Wis., was very encouraging. Several were added to the church.

SABBATH, January 2, the little company at Perth Amboy, N. J., was organized into a church of twelve members, five being recent converts to the truth.

BROTHER JOHN E. HANSON, reporting from Shreveport, La., says: “Five were admitted to the church last Sabbath (three subject to baptism), and three more will follow by letter.”

JANUARY 9 nine members were added to the church at Charleston, W. Va. Since that time three others have begun to observe the Sabbath, and will unite with the church in the near future.

BROTHER C. L. TAGGART, writes: “At Kerman, Cal., Sabbath, January 9, I baptized five, and organized a church of nineteen members. Most of them were accepted upon profession of faith, but some of them had belonged to companies now dissolved. Others are interested, one having already expressed her intention of uniting with us.”