Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 3, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 18.

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A NEW church building was dedicated free from debt at Florence, Mo., March 4.

FIVE persons were recently added to the membership of the Coleman church, in western Texas.

A YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY with a membership of thirty-seven was recently organized at St. Charles, Mich.

A CHURCH of ten members was organized recently at Dannebrog, Neb. Others at that place desire baptism.

BROTHER F. W. STRAY reports that initial steps are being taken toward a church organization in Pittsfield, Mass.

SISTER HELEN BIDWELL reports that a Sabbath-school of eleven members has been organized at Adams Center, Wis., and that one family of Seventh-day Baptists has joined with them.

BROTHER J. G. HANNA says in a report from Halifax, Nova Scotia: “Three, who have been keeping the Sabbath for some time, have publicly expressed their desire to unite fully with us in church fellowship, and three others also made a start for the kingdom, and will unite in due time. The church has been strengthened spiritually.”

IN a report of recent meetings held in Liberty Center, Iowa, Elder J. H. Kraft says: “The result of the work done here was a church of seventeen members fully established in the truth. Several of the members had been keeping the Sabbath for years, but had never identified themselves with us as a people. These, with those recently taking their stand for the truth, are praising God for the work done here. There are several who we hope will follow the Lord soon in baptism.”