Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 14, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 27.

Our Work and Workers

SISTER MINNIE SYP has been conducting Bible studies at Spencer, Iowa. June 5 a number of her readers and others, nine in all, were baptized.

BROTHER J. ERNEST BOND, whose labors are principally with Spanish-speaking people of Arizona, baptized four in the Gila River near Sanchez, June 7.

AT Cedar Springs, Mich., a church of fourteen members has been organized. Brother John W. Covert writes that there is a good interest in the neighborhood of this church.

SEVEN precious souls were baptized at Tiawah, Okla., June 13. A church of twenty-eight members has been organized through the labors of Brethren R. B. Coberly and C. M. McDonald.

BROTHER H. CLAY GRIFFIN has met with good success at Glencove, Texas. About twenty-five are now rejoicing in the truth there. Brethren G. A. Legrone and Willie Field have assisted.

SISTER E. SWIFT and others in Oakland, Cal., are conducting a school for Japanese boys. Good work is being done, and some seed is springing up and bearing fruit. The address is 555 Hobart St., Oakland, Cal.

BIBLE work conducted by Sisters Kiep and Tyte at Saginaw, Mich., the past spring has borne fruit. June 13, Brother B. F. Stureman baptized six of these sisters’ readers, and several more are almost ready to go forward.

As the result of work recently done at Niagara Falls, six people have given their hearts to the Lord, and are waiting baptism. Brother Eugene Leland makes the report.

ELEVEN, in all have fully taken their stand for the truth at different points in the White Salmon Valley, Idaho, through the labors of Brother and Sister J. A. Standage, the past few months. Six of these were recently baptized.

BROTHER and Sister T. B. Westbrook report from Hornell, N. Y., that through their labors a nice company have taken their stand for the truth. Seventeen were baptized June 19, and six more will soon be ready for baptism.

NESTLED among the high wooded hills of northwestern Iowa, near Village Creek, stands the pretty, white meeting-house of a Swedish church. It was dedicated June 12, Brother M. N. Campbell conducting the services, in connection with which two were baptized.