p. 21 | Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1907

Field Notes and Gleanings

Five young people were baptized into the church at Niwot, Colo., October 12, by Brother H. A. Aufderhar.

SABBATH, October 5, Brother W. C. Hebner baptized four persons, who united with the church at Shelby, Mich.

MEETINGS are being conducted in the German language at Winona, Minn. Brother H. F. Graf is in charge of the work, and the members of the church are helping to carry the Family Bible Teacher to the homes of the people.

THERE is quite an interest to hear the truth at Lyons, Colo., which is largely the result of the missionary efforts of one of our brethren who is a shoe cobbler. Two men are keeping the Sabbath after some meetings recently held there by Brethren Watson Zeigler and M. O. Douglas.

BROTHER E. M. CHAPMAN, in writing of the work at Alexandria, Minn., where he and others have been laboring, says: “There have been ten baptized, and seven others are keeping the Sabbath, as the result of the summer’s work. Among these families there are twenty children. With these our Sabbath-school has doubled its membership, and we find our church too small. We are planning to enlarge the building.”