Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 18, 1904

A CHURCH organization has recently been effected at Loveland, Colo.

A CHURCH of nine members has been organized at Bartlesville, I. T.

THE new church-school building at Battle Creek, Mich., will be dedicated February 16.

SIX new Sabbath-keepers have been added to the Killbuck (Ohio) church, where meetings have been held since January 8 by Brother B. L. House.

THE new church building at Longmont, Colo., was dedicated Sabbath, January 23, free of debt. The occasion was one of much interest and profit to Sabbath-keepers in that vicinity.

ELDER G. W. ANGLEBARGER reports the work in Denver, Colo., to be moving forward in a very encouraging way. He says: “Since our late camp-meeting fifteen have been baptized, and have united with the church; others will soon take this step. Thirteen have also united with the church by letter during the same period. The church is entering upon an earnest campaign to reach all classes with the message.”

DR. LOCKWOOD writes from Kobe, Japan: “Our sanitarium work is progressing nicely here, but the knowledge of it has not gone abroad sufficiently yet to give us many house patients. Last month we gave one hundred and ten treatments, and this month there will be about one hundred and fifty. This does not include the twenty-five or thirty office treatments. We have had the privilege of placing tracts and papers in the hands of many of our patients. Although many of the missionaries are prejudiced, some have asked for reading-matter, and some are very friendly to us.”