p. 7 | Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Dec 9, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 35, No. 19.

Our Work and Workers.

By Editor

As a result of a tent effort at York, Pa., Brother A. R. Bell recently baptized five.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of ten members has been organized at Brawley, Cal.

ABOUT ten members have united with the West Philadelphia church as the result of tent meetings during the autumn.

BRETHREN F. E. GIBSON and J. W. Shultz report the addition of twelve believers at Youngstown, Ohio, through their efforts.

BROTHER G. A. SNYDER states that about forty have been added to the church at Oakland, Cal., during the past year by baptism.

WRITING from Laguna, Cal., Brethren E. E. Brown and J. W. Bagby report the baptism of twelve persons, mostly heads of families.

A CHURCH of twenty-one members was organized at Prescott, Ariz., October 31. F. W. Wheeler makes the report.

BROTHER B. L. HOUSE, writing from Richmond, Va., reports the baptism of twelve at that place October 3. Sixteen were added to the church.

ELEVEN are keeping the commandments of the Lord at Chilton, Va., as the result of tent meetings conducted by Brethren G. A. Stevens and Clarence Hennage.

AT Coeur D'alene, Idaho, seventeen were baptized, October 25. Twenty-five are awaiting church organization. The work was carried on by Brethren Oster and Luther, and Sister Wilkinson.

BROTHER A. V. OLSON writes from Bemidji, Minn.: "We had the joy of baptizing five precious souls in beautiful Lake Bemidji. Others are in the valley of decision."

THE church at North Platte, Neb., has been strengthened by the addition of thirteen members, the fruits of a tent effort and Bible work by L. E. Johnson and Sister Esther Smith.

SUCCESS has attended the labors of Brother J. M. Ellis at Honey Creek church, near Monon, Ind. Ten have been baptized and six have united with the church.

"EIGHTEEN in all have united with the church here this fall; one upon profession of faith, six by letter, and eleven by baptism." J. F. Piper, Hagerstown, Md.

THE Lake Union Herald, Vol. 1, No. 1, dated November 4, representing the Lake Union Conference, has been received. There are eight pages devoted to the advancement of the work in that field. The press work is done by the Emanuel Missionary College Press, Berrien Springs, Mich. Subscription price, fifty cents a year.

A TENT effort conducted by Brother J. Ernest Bond and Brother and Sister I. P. Dillon at Douglas, Ariz., during the summer resulted in the baptism of twenty-four believers, and the organization of a church of about twenty-five members.

BRETHREN F. H. HOXIE and Claude White conducted a series of meetings at Mt. Pleasant, Mich., early in October. When the call was made, twelve took their stand for the truth, ten of whom were heads of families.

THE Christlicher Hausfreund, the German exponent of present truth in America, has issued a special world-missions number covering the same ground the special missions issue of the Review and Herald treats. The same illustrations are used, making an attractive journal for circulation among German-speaking people. As many of these papers as can be used will be mailed free by the publishers, Christlicher Hausfreund, College View, Neb.