General Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 20, 1902

A NEW church was organized May 4 at Kulp, Pa., with a membership of fifteen, four of whom were baptized the previous day, by Elder S. S. Shrock.

A NEW church building erected at Monticello, Ill., was dedicated April 20, Brother F. M. Roberts conducting the service. The building is free from debt.

UNDER the labors of Elder G. W. Anglebarger, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, four individuals have accepted the message, and have united with the church at that place.

AT Dover, Tenn., eight adults have recently accepted the truth, mainly as the result of reading the Signs of the Times and other literature giving the third angel’s message. A Sabbath school has been organized by Brother W. C. Wales, who reports also three or four families in Stewart County, Tenn., keeping the Sabbath as a result of his labors.

BROTHER GEO. W. LEWIS, who has been laboring in Alexandria and Arlington, Va., reports that his efforts have been attended with much of the divine blessing, and several new members have been added to the company of those who are obeying the truth. Four persons were baptized at the last quarterly meeting, and two others are awaiting this ordinance.

ELDER E. J. VAN HORN sends the following report from Ohio, under date of May 12: “I held a meeting at St. Marys, Ohio, the result being that seven were baptized and united with the church, three others being reclaimed who had been much discouraged. This put new life into the church. From here I went, after two or three weeks’ rest, to Bowling Green, Ohio, where eight were baptized, and nine were added to the church. This gave much encouragement to this company.”