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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 20, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 42.

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Field Notes

A CHURCH of fifteen members was organized at Sayville, L. I., September 10.
SIX persons have begun keeping the Sabbath as a result of tent-meetings recently held in Bridgeport, Conn.
BROTHER W. H. SPEAR reports six new Sabbath-keepers in Clinton, Ontario, following a course of tent-meetings in that place.
A CHURCH of twelve members was organized in Woodstock, Ontario, September 24. Some additions to this number are expected at an early date.
THE Kansas Worker reports: “There are thirty-four pupils enrolled in the church-school at Kansas City, Kan., and still others are planning to attend.”
THE Dakota Worker reports that four general meetings are being planned for the advancement of the work in South Dakota during October and November.
A COURSE of tent-meetings in St. Paul, Minn., which closed September 14, has been followed by the baptism of four persons. Meetings are being continued in a church.
IN a recent report of work at Holton, Mich., and vicinity, Elder W. C. HEBNER states: “We expect to have baptism next Sabbath or Sunday. Six have been contemplating baptism. All but one are children and youth of our brethren; there may be that many more when we get ready to go forward with the ordinance.” Two persons accepted the truth at Holton.