OUR WORK AND WORKERS

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 27, 1901

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

Brother Richmond reports ten conversions at Canaan, Maine.

Brother A. L. Nay reports the organization of a Sabbath-school of twenty-one members at Mobile, Ala.

The work at Muncie, Indiana, is still progressing. Three more have taken their stand to keep the Lord’s Sabbath.

On Wednesday evening, February 6, twelve more were baptized and received into the Oakland, California, church. This in addition to the 46 that were baptized on January 20.

Pastor H. C. Basney writes that the church at Cliff Island has a new building for their church school about completed. He has been holding meetings with the church preparatory to the opening of the school, and as a result sixteen have given their hearts to the Lord.

Sister Lizzie Grainger and her daughter Gertrude have arrived in San Francisco from their mission field in Japan. It is altogether likely that they would not have returned had it not been for the sad fact that Brother Grainger was taken away by that great enemy, death.

Our New South Wales Conference was organized five years ago, and now has a church membership of 564. There are enough isolated Sabbath-keepers in the conference to bring the number up to full 600 if they were all enrolled in our churches. One hundred eight persons were baptized in the conference during the last year.

Late clean copies of the Review, Signs, Sentinel, Instructor, Little Friend, and Good Health, and any of our tracts, will be gladly received and distributed by the following if they are sent to them post-paid:—

Henry Block, Strathcona, Alberta Co., N. W. T., Canada.

Mrs. M. A. Carlock, Redding, Cal.

Mrs. A. D. Kelley, 807 S. Main St., Butte, Mont.

W. J. Hurdon, Peterboro, Ont., Canada.

E. F. Green, Jennings, Pawnee Co., Okla.