p. 21 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 3, 1904

Field Notes

A CHURCH of eleven members was organized recently at Dowling, Ohio.

BROTHER C. SORENSON reports the recent baptism of four new converts at Bartlesville, O. T.

FOURTEEN persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath at Decatur, Ill., since the close of the camp-meeting at that place.

EIGHT persons received baptism at the close of the camp-meeting at Manhattan, Kan., October 11. Five others expressed a desire for baptism at their home churches.

BROTHER R. E. HARTER says in a recent report from Woonsocket, S. D.: “Since moving into the building on Main Street, we have had a good attendance every night. Three more have begun keeping the Sabbath.”

ELDER JOHN F. JONES writes us from Fords Store, Md., under date of October 22: “A two weeks’ revival effort at Fords Store, Md., resulted in the baptism of twenty dear souls — new beginners — and the reclaiming of several who had drifted away from the harbor of safety.”

BROTHER J. W. HOFFSTRA reports from Nunica, Mich.: “Ever since September 2 I have been in Nunica with Brother Kneeland. The Lord is blessing our work at this place. Four precious souls are keeping the Sabbath as the result of our labors. There are others who are much interested, and we believe they will accept God’s saving truth for the last generation.”

ELDER A. G. HAUGHEY speaks as follows of the medical work in Grand Rapids, Mich.: “We are much pleased to note the progress of the medical work in the city of Grand Rapids. Our doctor and nurses have been very busy during the past months. Many precious souls are being reached, and some leading minds are accepting the precious message. We are very much encouraged over the outlook for the progress of the medical work.”