Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jun 23, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 24.

Our Work and Workers

SABBATH, May 8, a church of thirteen members was organized at Atlanta, Mo.

EARLY in May the little company of believers at Leesburg, Ohio, was increased by six, who were received by baptism.

RECENT letters tell us that Brother Luther Warren is laboring at Pomona, Cal. A large opera house is used for the services.

FOUR are rejoicing in the truth through the labors of Brother and Sister W. R. French at Blessing, Texas.

IN a series of meetings at Kelso, Wash., conducted by Brother J. A. Holbrook, seven were added to the church, five by baptism.

THE church building at Village Creek, Iowa, has been remodeled, and was rededicated June 10. Brethren M. N. Campbell and E. Rosenwald conducted the services.

OUR workers in South Africa find the magic lantern a great help in working with the natives. Brother W. S. Hyatt reports interest in this work through the “South African Missionary.”

THE brethren at Richmond, Cal., have just dedicated a church building purchased from another denomination. The purchase was made possible through the liberality of Sister Lucy Murray.

R. B. COBERLY reports two series of meetings, one at Tiawah, Texas, and the other eight miles northwest of Tiawah, at Harmony Grove school-house. At the latter place ten are keeping all the commandments of God; at the former, there are eight.

AFTER a stay of several months in the United States, Prof. H. A. Owen and family returned to their field of labor in Spanish Honduras late in May. They take with them a supply of tools, farm implements, etc., to take up practical self-supporting missionary work.