OUR WORK AND WORKERS

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 17, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 51.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

AT Cheswold, Del., on the 8th ult., nine persons were baptized in the Choptank River.

MEETINGS held at Brownfield, Me., have resulted in six converts to the faith, and a Sabbath-school of twenty-one members.

THE NEW YORK Indicator says that good reports come in from all quarters of the State concerning the church-school work.

CHURCH-SCHOOLS have been started at Newberg and Parkersburg, W. Va., and a church of eleven members has been organized at Morgantown.

THE baptism of five candidates at Belize, British Honduras, is reported by Brother H. C. Goodrich. Seventy-five copies of the SIGNS are taken there.

THE Mission Board have invited Brother B. E. Connerly and wife, of Buffalo, N. Y., to engage in mission work in the West India Islands, and they expect to go to that field in a short time.

THE Review notes that a church of thirty-four members was organized at Twining, Mich., November 20, to be known as the Omer Church. The Sabbath-school has fifty-four members; and a church-school has been started.

ALL the California brethren who attended the late General Conference Council at Battle Creek, Mich., have returned to their homes. The delegation consisted of Brethren W. T. Knox, A. T. Jones, C. H. Jones, and W. C. White. One item decided was that of holding the General Conference session in California during the month of April next.

THE Pomona church writes us through its church clerk, Mrs. Lena A. Prickett, 140 South Gibbs Street, Pomona, that they very much desire to hear of the whereabouts of A. G. Anderson and Mrs. E. D. Lamberson. If not heard from soon, they will be considered as “lost members,” a thing greatly to be regretted. They really are lost now, and this is the last thing the church knows how to do to find them. If any one knows, let him kindly report to the above address.