Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 26, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 21.

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Our Work and Workers

BROTHER CHAS. NELSON baptized six candidates at Vernal, Utah, April 18.

AT Butler, Okla., a new church was dedicated recently, and three were baptized.

EIGHT have just been added to the church at Montrose, Colo., six by letter and two by baptism.

EIGHT persons, five of them men, were baptized by Brother C. E. Leland at Placerville, Cal., recently.

AT Chiltons, Va., a neat little church building, valued at five hundred dollars, was dedicated on Sunday, April 18.

LABORS by Brother and Sister M. J. Allen at Niagara Falls, Ont., have had good results. Six are ready for baptism, and about a dozen are deeply interested.

IN connection with his own work, Brother B. L. Dieffenbacher, of Canon City, Colo., conducts regular Sunday evening meetings. Ten in all have accepted the truth as a result.

FOURTEEN at Leominster, Mass., decided to unite with those who keep all the commandments of God, Brother A. E. Sanderson states that many of these are entering upon their first experience in the Christian life.

BROTHER J. K. JONES, writing from Fall River, Mass., reports the baptism of six in the Taunton River, April 25, by Brother H. C. Hartwell. These accepted of present truth through the labors of Brother Jones.