Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, Cal. · Apr 25, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 17.

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Our Work and Workers

By Editor

THREE received baptism at Bartlesville, Oklahoma, recently.

THREE at Globe, Arizona, are observing the commandments.

AS THE result of a series of meetings held at La Junta, Colorado, three have been baptized.

LABORS at Albany, West Australia, have resulted in five persons' accepting the truth for this time.

THE annual report from West Russia states that twenty-five have accepted the message in that hard field of labor.

A BAPTISMAL service was held at the Solusi Mission in South Africa, in which twenty-five received the ordinance.

A CHURCH of fifteen members has been organized at Somerville, Massachusetts. There are five or six more who will unite with the church later.

THIRTEEN have responded to the message in Wellington, New South Wales, and still a good interest is reported. At Young six have united with the church.

FIVE members were received into the church at Stevensville, Montana, at the close of a series of meetings there. Two others are obeying the truth in that place.

FOLLOWING the camp-meeting at Glebe Point, New South Wales, the tent was removed and pitched several times in different localities in the same district, resulting in twenty-five souls' embracing the faith.

AT the first general meeting of the believers in Spain, held at Barcelona recently, eight persons, seven of whom had been Catholics, were baptized in the Mediterranean. About as many more are awaiting baptism.

ELDER R. C. PORTER, in a recent issue of the South African Missionary, writes: "The work at Johannesburg is in a flourishing condition. The city mission is doing good work in distributing literature, selling books, and giving Bible readings. There has been quite a perceptible growth in the attendance at the Sabbath services since my last visit. This indicates that new ones are accepting the truth."

BROTHER GEORGE L. BUDD reports from Senjen, Minnesota: "Two persons were taken into the church and three others are ready for baptism. We are hoping for three more to take their stand. The church is in the best condition that it has been since its organization, and the building is now ready for dedication. There will be from three to six persons ready for baptism as soon as the opportunity presents itself."