Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 19, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 16.

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A NEW church building was dedicated at Clearfield, Pa., March 18.

ELDER G. W. ANGLEBARGER reports the recent baptism of seven persons at Denver, Colo.

It is expected that a church will be organized at Lamar, Colo., at an early date.

FIVE persons received baptism at the Erie Street church, Chicago, March 25.

A CHURCH of nine members was organized recently at Fultonville, N. Y.

A REPORT from Plauteau City, Colo., states that ten persons have accepted the truths presented in a course of meetings recently concluded there.

ELDER S. F. SVENSSON reports eight Sabbath-keepers at Central City, Colo., and states that there are also some new believers at Idaho Springs.

ELDER WM. OSTRANDER reports good meetings with the churches at Hillsdale, Ithaca, and Edenville, Mich. At the latter place five persons made a start in the Christian life.

BROTHER H. CLAY GRIFFIN says in a report of work at Ava, Ark.: “Several have taken their stand for the truth for the first time, and others have renewed their covenant. The Lord has wonderfully blessed in giving and hearing the word. We hope to be able to report the baptism of four or five next week.”

IN a report of recent work done at Michael, Ind., Elder J. M. Rees says: “The church was greatly revived, and I am glad to say harmony prevails. Amid all the whispering and undercurrent talks, three good souls took their stand for the truth, two of whom united with the church. I am glad to report, in all, five accessions, three of whom made a start and were baptized at Marion; and a number of others, I am confident, will very soon step out into the truth.”

ELDER E. G. OLSEN reports a good work accomplished at Olin, Iowa. He says: “Before we came to Olin, the church was much discouraged, and it was only a question of time when they would discontinue their Sabbath meetings. Some had given up the Sabbath. But the Lord has blessed us, and the church is greatly revived. The members have made a new start, subscribed for the REVIEW, and ordered a club of our periodicals, with which to do missionary work. Nine have begun to keep the Sabbath, and we hope to have baptism in May.”