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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Oct 25, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 43.

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Field Notes

THREE have been added to the company at Hartford, Conn., in spite of strong opposition.
A CHURCH of thirteen members was organized at Roanoke, Va., on September 23. Eight of these were new in the faith.
FOUR converts to the faith were baptized at Newark, N. J., recently, making twenty in all since the beginning of the effort there.
As a result of the tent-meetings at Bath, Maine, a number have taken their stand for the truth, and the brethren there are raising a fund for a church building.
AT Claremont, Va., fifteen have signed the covenant to keep all the commandments of God. This is the result of the tent effort begun in Claremont, August 17.
THE little company at Sebeka, Minn., has been encouraged by the addition of three precious souls to their number as a result of a series of meetings just closed at that place.
A CHURCH of twelve members was organized at Alexandria, Va., on September 30, and there is much interest among the people of that place in the truths which have been presented.
THE series of meetings being held at Niles, Mich., bids fair to be productive of great good. There is a good, steady attendance, and the people are anxious to hear. Some have already accepted the truth.
THE German tent work in Jersey City, N. J., has closed. Though the results were not so satisfactory as were hoped for, the effort has not been in vain. Two honest souls have taken their stand for the truth.
THE work in Rochester, N. Y., is progressing well. Seven have united with the church since the camp-meeting. This is mostly the result of faithful Bible work. Six others are expected soon to take their stand as a result of the same work.
EACH of the camp-meetings in the Canadian Union Conference this year is being followed by ministerial labor with good results. The ministerial force in this union conference has been strengthened, and those in charge of the work are of the best of courage.
A CHURCH of nine members was organized at Atlantic City, N. J., on September 29. Others will join soon. At the close of the tent effort there forty persons signified their belief in the binding obligation of the Sabbath. Just how many of these will take their stand for the truth is not yet known.