OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 19, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 29.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CAMP-MEETING is announced for August 3-13, at Mattoon, Ill.

AT the recent camp-meeting held at Tunesassa, N. Y., five candidates were baptized by Brother C. Meleen.

JUNE 18, Dr. Holt and Dr. Law Keem and wife left San Francisco for China, to labor in that great and needy field.

AT the quarterly-meeting of the church at Buffalo Gap, Texas, three sisters were baptized by Brother N. J. Etheredge.

ON the 8th inst., Brother John Isaac, until recently a laborer in South Dakota, sailed from New York for Germany, to become a helper in that field.

DURING the late session of Minnesota Conference, Brethren E. W. Catlin, F. A. Detamore, M. S. Reppe, and P. A. Hanson were ordained to the Gospel ministry.

RECOGNIZING that "the spirit of religious legislation is on the increase," Minnesota Conference has decided to choose a religious liberty secretary, and instruction on this line may be increased in like measure.

IN the Pacific Coast Recorder, Brother D. T. Fero reports the organization of a church of fourteen members at San Luis Obispo, Cal., on the 9th ult. The next day two members were added by baptism. Later in the day four candidates were baptized at Arroyo Grande, four miles distant.

IT was a blessed privilege that Brother George W. Rine enjoyed at Healdsburg, Cal., recently, of baptizing three of his children, aged respectively, thirteen, eleven, and nine years. Brother and Sister Rine attribute this result largely to the good influence of Healdsburg church-school teachers.

OF the work in Arkansas, Brother H. Clay Griffin reports the baptism of five candidates at Frisco, with several others in prospect. Also that ten persons have accepted the faith at Winfrey. He began tent-work at Bentonville on the 2d inst., preparatory to the camp-meeting which is to be held there August 17-27. He solicits a good supply of our literature for free distribution in Bentonville during his meetings. All who can respond to this call, sending matter post-paid, will do a good work. Brother Griffin expresses high appreciation of the weekly visits of the SIGNS, as a "source of strength and comfort" in his work.