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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 19, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 38.

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Field Notes

Four persons were baptized August 24 by Brother F. F. Stoll, of the Jersey City (N. J.) German church.
Brother and Sister John S. Wightman, who have been holding meetings in several other places occasionally while conducting a series of meetings at Reno, Nev., are rejoicing that at this place five souls have taken a firm stand for the truth.
Brother E. A. Curtis reports the addition of six members to the church at Sterling, Neb., July 13; and on August 11, at the close of meetings held at Kearney by himself and Brother Chas. Thompson, seven joined the church there. Five of these in each place joined by baptism.
The tent company at Fairfield, Iowa, are experiencing some opposition, but are seeing fruit of their labors, as five are being fully instructed in all points of the faith. They have evidence of God’s special care in that their tents were practically uninjured in a storm that uprooted trees, unroofed houses, and blew down barns. Brother and Sister Syp are laboring there, and have the help of other members of the church.