Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 11, 1907

THERE is a steady growth in interest at Flagstaff, Ariz. Brother J. Ernest Bond reports five recently baptized and united with the church.

AT the close of a series of meetings at Logan, Kan., conducted by Brother A. R. Ogden, five persons joined the church. The church now numbers twenty-five, and they are encouraged to hope that other interested ones will join them soon.

FOUR or five families have begun to keep the Sabbath at Quicksburg, Va., where Brother C. B. Rule has held meetings only about two weeks. He recognizes some of this fruit as the result of seed sown there by Brethren J. O. Corliss and E. B. Lane twenty-five or thirty years ago.

BROTHER JOHN S. WIGHTMAN, of Watertown, N. Y., writes: “I must revise my count of ten souls won for the truth here, and add seven, making seventeen in all—all from the churches and of excellent character. There is great rejoicing in the church here, and still greater in heaven, I am sure.”

FROM a recent Indiana Reporter we quote: “The meetings which have been in progress for some time by Elders Miller and Young at Seymour, closed March 17. The church was organized Sabbath, March 16, with nineteen members. Four of these united by letter, and fifteen upon profession of faith. Nearly all were those who had embraced the truth as a result of the camp-meeting, the continued work since the camp-meeting, and the recent meetings which have been held. We now have quite a substantial church organization at Seymour, and the outlook for the future is good.”