Field Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 25, 1902

A NEW church building has just been completed at Humboldt, Kan.

AT Yazoo City, Miss., six have recently been baptized under the labors of Brother W. H. Sebastian.

A TENT meeting at Campville, N. Y., conducted by Brother L. T. Nicola, has resulted thus far in bringing six adults to the observance of the Bible Sabbath.

A LOT has been secured for a church building for the second church at Nashville, Tenn., and it is hoped to have the building completed by the end of the year.

AT Kansas City, Kan., seven persons have accepted the truth, under the labors of Brethren Sydney Scott and S. S. Ryles, and a church of fourteen members has been organized.

A CHURCH of fourteen members has recently been organized at Ridgefield, Wash., and another organization is in prospect at Etna, where already there is a flourishing Sabbath school.

A TENT meeting for Germans was recently conducted in Brooklyn, N. Y., by Brother O. E. Reinke, with the result that six converts have been baptized, and three others are keeping the Sabbath, and will be baptized soon.

BROTHER H. C. GRIFFIN reports from Fairview, Tex., where he has been holding meetings, that two confirmed tobacco users have discontinued the use of this weed, and with their wives have begun the observance of the Bible Sabbath.

BROTHER C. F. McVAGH reports that a seven weeks’ tent effort at Scranton, Pa., has resulted in bringing six earnest souls into the truth, while others are left in a very hopeful condition. A number from Honesdale and Hawley have been baptized since the camp meeting in June.

TWELVE persons were baptized at Joplin, Mo., the last week in October, and the company of believers there has been materially strengthened. A new church building is being erected, Brethren Cruzan and Ziegler working on the building during the day, while they hold evening meetings in a tent near by.

A METHODIST minister and his wife have accepted the truth at Laurents, La., where Elder S. B. Horton has been conducting a tent meeting. An acre of ground has been given and funds have been pledged for the erection of a meeting house and church-school building.