Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 11, 1906

AT Loveland, Colo., nineteen have taken their stand for the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, and still others are interested.

As a result of a three-weeks' tent effort at Natchez, Miss., nine persons have accepted the truth, while others are still in the valley of decision.

THERE are prospects of a goodly harvest of souls as a result of the tent-meetings now being conducted at Niles, Mich., by Brethren Pitton and Collier.

WEST MICHIGAN has secured a strong corps of church-school teachers for the present school year, nineteen in all. Four of these are for the school at Battle Creek.

THE series of tent-meetings at New Haven, Conn., has closed, and twelve persons have joined the church there as a result. Eight of these were baptized on September 22.

NOTWITHSTANDING very unfavorable weather conditions for holding tent-meetings, four persons have accepted the truth at Petersburg, Va., as a result of the tent effort there.

A YOUNG People's Society of seventeen members has been organized in Upper Huon, Island of Tasmania. They have subscribed twenty dollars for the support of a native worker in the islands, and are taking a club of our papers for missionary work.

ELEVEN persons were baptized at the sanitarium at Melrose, Mass., September 22. Two were members of the sanitarium family, and the rest were mostly the fruit of the tent effort at Everett. Six others are desiring baptism in the near future. The tent has been pitched for another effort, with good prospect of success.