Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 20, 1906

AT the recent West Michigan camp-meeting a company of about fifty persons followed their Lord in baptism.

A CHURCH of eight members has just been organized at Dale, N. D., to be known as the Glanavon church. It is hoped that others there will join this new company.

BRETHREN CLEMENS and Burke report that six have taken their stand as a result of the meetings at Humboldt, Iowa. This effort will be followed by personal work among those interested.

FOUR have accepted the truth at Egeland, N. D., following a series of meetings there. There are a few others there who are expected soon to take their stand with this little company.

A NEW sanitarium has been established just outside the city limits of Toronto, Ontario. The buildings and site seem ideal for the purpose. We trust the promoters of the undertaking may have the blessing and guidance of God in making it an institution upon which his blessing shall rest.

ON September 2 a church of eleven members was organized at Bath, N. Y. These were brought into the truth through the labors of Elder John S. Wightman and his wife. Seven others who took their stand for the truth at the same time will join churches of our people in other localities.

ON August 19 thirteen converts to the faith were baptized by Elder E. E. Franke at Irvington, N. J., and three others united with the church, being satisfied with their baptism in the Baptist Church. Others in that place are keeping the Sabbath, and expect to go forward soon in baptism.

THERE is prospect of a harvest of souls in the German district of Philadelphia, where Elder H. Meyer is holding a series of tent-meetings. This is the work which is being supported by the North Dakota Conference. Several have already determined to keep the Sabbath, and others are in a fair way toward the same decision.

A BUILDING committee consisting of Elder Eugene Leland, Charles Smith, and Herbert L. Knister, was appointed at the recent Ontario camp-meeting to take immediate steps for the erection of the proposed buildings of the Lornedale Academy. The brethren hope by the time of another camp-meeting the buildings will be ready for dedication.