p. 13 | Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 21, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 28.

Our Work and Workers

FOUR members have been added to the church at Wade, Ohio, by baptism.

AT the close of the camp-meeting at Jamestown, N. Dak., fifty-four persons presented themselves for baptism.

IN one month two workers in India, Miss Shryock and Mrs. James, gave medical attention to two thousand people.

BROTHER F. I. RICHARDSON writes that he organized a Sabbath-school of twenty members at Le Mesa, Cal., early in June.

BROTHER T. B. WESTBROOK baptized seventeen candidates at Hornell, N. Y., as a result of his hall meetings at that place.

AT Castle Rock, Wash., Brethren J. A. Holbrook and W. E. Gillis have conducted meetings which have brought six to accept present truth.

A DANISH-NORWEGIAN church was organized at Plainview, Neb., recently by Brother H. Hansen. Twenty-one were united in the church fellowship.

MEETINGS conducted by F. E. Brown and C. W. Fuller and wife at Lindsay, Cal., have added six to the ranks of believers in the third angel’s message.

DURING the winter and spring months Brother T. Godfrey labored at Creston and Modale, Iowa. Eight accepted of present truth through these labors, six of whom were baptized.

A CLASS of ten finished the three-year nurses’ course at Glendale (Cal.) Sanitarium June 1. Brother E. J. Hibbard gave the address, Dr. J. E. Colloran presenting the diplomas.

BRETHREN C. M. GARDNER and J. W. Bressie followed up the interest created by the spring camp-meeting at Chico, Cal. Ten were baptized at the close of the camp-meeting, and seven more have stepped out into the light since.

BROTHER L. G. MOOKERJEE, a native worker at Calcutta, India, tells of the conversion of a young man whose early life was spent as a Brahman pilgrim. He speaks several languages, including English, and is making a devoted Christian worker.