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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 22, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 41.

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AT Chamberlain, South Dakota, four have received baptism.
ON a recent Sabbath four were baptized at New Orleans, Louisiana.
NINE in Orange, New South Wales, have been led to obedience to the truth.
THE erection of a church has recently been completed at Faleloa, Tonga.
FIVE souls at Elizabethtown, Kentucky, have yielded their hearts to God.
THE ordinance of baptism has been administered to four at Ferdinand, Idaho.
AT two general meetings recently held in Fiji seven believers were baptized.
AT Wismar, British Guiana, three persons have been baptized; and at Bootooba, two.
FOUR at Butte, Montana, have requested baptism, and it is hoped others will be ready soon.
PASTOR W. A. YOUNG baptized four persons at Indianapolis, Indiana, the last day in August.
A CHURCH of eight members has been organized in Little Rock, Arkansas, for the colored people.
MISS P. TUNHEIM tells of a baptism in Batavia, Java, in which nine participated in this ordinance.
A SERIES of meetings held at Fort Fairfield, Maine, resulted in the conversion of twelve individuals.
AT the Central American camp-meeting, held at Bonacca, Bay Islands, fourteen candidates received baptism.
THE brethren at Westerly, Rhode Island, have erected a new chapel, which was dedicated Sabbath, September 14.
A REPORT from Pastor J. S. James tells of an institute held in South India, at which five persons were baptized.
AT the Mississippi camp-meeting, held at Jackson, six were baptized. Twenty converts are reported at Jackson during the year.
TWELVE were baptized at the camp-meeting for colored believers in Virginia, six of whom united with the Richmond church.
DESPITE the opposition encountered at Lisbon, Portugal, the message is progressing, and five have been baptized there recently.
FOUR persons were baptized in the sea as the result of meetings held at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Danish West Indies.
PASTOR L. V. FINSTER reports from Manila a baptismal service where twenty-four or twenty-five candidates received this ordinance.
FOURTEEN new converts have been added to the church at Spartanburg, South Carolina, and at their camp-meeting eleven were baptized.
ON the last day of the Georgia camp-meeting fifteen individuals were baptized, and several others returned to their homes to be baptized.
A REPORT from Norfolk Island states that thirteen persons have received baptism, and it is expected that a number more will receive this ordinance later.
PASTOR E. A. CURTIS reports the baptism of six young persons at Grand Junction, Colorado. Thirty-four were baptized at the camp-meeting held in Denver, and others will be baptized in their churches upon their return home.
PASTOR CARL LEER reports from Williston, North Dakota, that since May 26 115 persons have been baptized, and fifteen more received on profession of their faith, making a total of 130 that have been added to the German churches.
UNDER the labors of Brother H. E. Reeder at Sheridan, Wyoming, three have accepted the truths presented from the Word, and six others are quite fully convinced.
UNDER the labors of Brother E. W. Thurber, six persons at Vernon, Vermont, have accepted the truths presented from the Word, and a church organization has been effected.
SUNDAY morning, September 15, fifteen persons were baptized in Long Island Sound, at Bridgeport, Connecticut. Five others are obeying the truth who it is hoped will soon unite with us.
A SUCCESSFUL series of meetings has been held at Somerville, Massachusetts, and about twenty persons have stepped out into the light. Three at Taunton have taken this same stand.
AT the close of the North Texas camp-meeting, held at Cleburne, fifty were baptized, and thirteen at the Northeast Texas meeting, held at Avinger. Thirteen were baptized at Dallas, and three more are awaiting baptism.