Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 17, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 11.

Our Work and Workers.

At Hastings and Orange Mills, Fla., twelve new believers are reported.

At Montreal a new church building was dedicated on February 6. Brother Eugene Leland assisted in the services.

BRETHREN H. CLAY GRIFFIN and T. W. Field report the organization of a church of nineteen members at Oplin, Texas.

EIGHT persons have taken their stand for the truth at Muscatine, Iowa, through the labors of Brother and Sister G. R. Hawkins.

A RUSSIAN church of fourteen members was recently organized at Williston, N. Dak., by Brethren George Wagner and Schwartz.

FOUR new churches, one of which was German, were admitted to the Ohio conference at the last conference meeting, held in January. H. H. Burkholder was reelected president.

A SANITARIUM for colored people, known as the Rock City Sanitarium, has been opened at Nashville, Tenn., corner of Foster and Stewart Streets. Dr. Lottie C. Isbell-Blake is in charge.

THE officers of the Indiana Conference, elected at the conference held February 1 to 8 at Jonesboro, are: President, Morris Lukens; secretary and treasurer, A. N. Anderson; educational superintendent, Clifton L. Taylor.

BROTHER A. CUMMINGS writes from Moon, Wis.: “There has been a deep interest throughout the meetings, and last evening twenty-six arose to their feet, declaring their intention to keep all the commandments of God.”