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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 3, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 27.

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Our Work and Workers.

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AT Bartley, Neb., Brother Chas. Thompson baptized nine on Sabbath, May 18.

BROTHER J. W. Boynton reports four accessions to the truth at Stettler, Alberta.

FIVE have been added to the little company at Canton, Kan., thru the labors of Brother A. S. Bringle.

THREE members of the Soldier's Home in Grand Island, Neb., were baptized early in May by Brother J. K. Kroeker.

BROTHER C. H. KESLAKE reports that since the beginning of the year nine have accepted the truth in Newfoundland.

ON June 2, the last day of the Merced (Cal.) camp-meeting, twenty precious souls were buried with their Lord in baptism.

OUR workers in India are spending all the time possible in learning the native languages, that they may work with the people directly.

BROTHER W. F. MARTIN reports in the Montana Bivouac the baptism of three at Butte and the organization of a church of nine members at Rollins.

SIX of Sister Eva Hough's Bible readers in Kansas City, Mo., have decided to keep the commandments of God and walk in the light of His truth.

BROTHER W. C. DALBEY, M.D., has been holding Sunday-night meetings at St. John's, Ill., and as a result six have given themselves to the Lord. A Sabbath-school was organized June 1.

THE Nebraska Conference headquarters will be located in Hastings, Neb., as soon as buildings can be erected. There will also be a branch of the Nebraska Sanitarium established there.

BRETHREN S. T. HARE and A. Whitehead have just closed a series of meetings in Redlands, Cal. Twelve have been baptized and fifteen have united with the church as a result of their labors.

THE Denver (Colo.) church witnessed the baptism of six precious souls June 2, Brother G. W. Anglebarger administering the rite. Several others, mostly young people, were baptized June 15.

THRU work with the Family Bible Teacher in Flint, Mich., Brother B. F. Stureman has brought the light of truth to many of his readers, five of whom have taken a decided stand for the truth.

AT the fortieth annual session of the Iowa Conference, May 31 to June 8, $5,000 was voted to be used for foreign missions. In addition to this, $2,500 was raised on the grounds in cash and pledges.

TWENTY-EIGHT were baptized in the Mississippi river, Sabbath, June 8, the last Sabbath of the Minnesota camp-meeting, held at St. Cloud. S. E. Jackson was elected president of the conference; C. M. Everest, vice-president; Wm. Asp, treasurer.

BROTHER H. H. WILCOX, an aged minister of the Gospel, suffered the loss of his home at Norwood, N. Y., May 15. Having given his life to the work of the ministry, he is not rich in this world's goods. If any of our readers feel disposed to help him rebuild his home, it will be appreciated.