Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jan 27, 1909

Our Work and Workers.

BROTHER I. M. MARTIN baptized nine young people at Hatfield, Pa., recently.

BROTHER H. H. BURKHOLDER reports the organization of a church of nineteen members at Ravenna, Ohio.

NINE new members were recently added to the church at Scranton, Pa.

A CHURCH of fourteen members has been organized at Yuma, Colo.

BRETHREN F. H. ROBBINS and J. W. Watt conducted meetings at Erie, Pa., during the autumn. Five were baptized as the result.

SIX young people were buried with their Lord in baptism at Ann Arbor, Mich., by Brother L. G. Moore a few weeks since.

THE church at Kalamazoo, Mich., dedicated a new place of meeting December 19, Brother A. G. Haughey having the services in charge. The church is free of debt.

A NEW sanitarium was dedicated at Hastings, Neb., December 10, a number of the prominent citizens of the city assisting in the exercises. Speeches were made by the mayor, who acted as chairman, Senator A. L. Clarke, Dr. A. E. Turner, president of Hastings College, and Dr. David Paulson. The institution is well established in a substantial building, and is prepared to do good work.

ELEVEN were recently baptized at the sanitarium at St. Helena, Cal., by Brother C. L. Taylor.

WORD from Prof. B. F. Machlan, principal of the academy at South Lancaster, Mass., states that the school is larger this year than ever before and that everything is going nicely.

IN Paris, France, there is a church of believers numbering fifty. Opposition from pulpit and press is experienced, but the work is onward. Brother H. H. Dexter reports from Lyons that souls are seeing and accepting and obeying the commandments of the Lord.