OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 14, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 24.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CAMP-MEETING is to be held in Goodrich, N. D., June 26 to July 3, and another like meeting at Towner, July 11-17.

AFTER a few weeks of labor at Basin, Mont., Brother W. A. Gosmer reports in the Bivouac that eight candidates had been baptized.

IT is announced in the Record that a church-school institute is to be held in Keene, Texas, commencing August 20 and continuing four weeks.

IN the Wisconsin Reporter, Brother J. B. Locken notes the baptism of eight candidates at Reeve, May 15. Five of these were pupils of the church school.

FROM the Record, of Cooranbong, N. S. W., we learn that Brother E. C. Davey and wife, both graduate nurses, have gone to Singapore, to unite with our mission there.

WRITING to the Record from South Australia, Brother Wm. Woodford reports the baptism of six persons at Adelaide, the capital. Other candidates were waiting another occasion. A mission was to be started at Petersburg.

A CAMP-MEETING under the auspices of Northern Illinois Conference is now in progress at Chicago. The location is Grove Avenue and 70th Street. It is very desirable that this be a revival meeting, and the managing brethren are doing all they can to have it so.

THE managers of the Hinsdale (Ill.) Sanitarium are pleased to announce that their new building is practically completed, well furnished throughout, thoroughly equipped with the latest medical appliances, and that they are now ready to receive patients. A descriptive catalog will be sent on application.

OF the work in Cincinnati, Brother C. A. Pedicord reports to the Welcome Visitor that two good sites had been found for Gospel tent-work—one at Westwood and one at College Hill. Two persons had been recently baptized, and four more were to be baptized on the 1st inst. The two first mentioned had come to a knowledge of the truth through the Bible work of Sister Annie Smith.

IN noting the influence of the SIGNS work in Greater New York, Brother George A. King says: “As a colporteur during the last six months in following the SIGNS work, I have homes for $500 worth of our best books, such as ‘Patriarchs and Prophets,’ ‘Daniel and Revelation,’ ‘Desire of Ages,’ ‘Great Controversy,’ ‘Heralds of the Morning,’ and others, as well as thousands of pages of tracts, besides nearly one hundred yearly subscriptions for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.”