OUR WORK AND WORKERS

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Dec 27, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 52.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

Six candidates were recently baptized at Walla Walla (Wash.) College.

At Galt, Ont., three persons have commenced to keep the Lord's Sabbath the past year through reading the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

THE organization of a Sabbath-school at Lorimer, Iowa, and a Sunday-school about two miles from that place, is reported to the Bulletin by Brother E. W. Wolfe and wife.

BEING compelled to leave Hawaii on account of failing health, Prof. I. C. Colcord has settled for a time in Oakland, Cal. He and his wife are now conducting the church-school in Oakland, Prof. George McCready Price having resigned.

ON a recent tour in Washington, Brother A. J. Stover baptized four young candidates at Carrollton, and one at Yacolt. He also crossed into Washington County, Ore., where four persons—father, two sons, and a daughter—accepted the faith.

IN the Southwestern Union Record, Brother E. B. Hopkins reports that three families have accepted the truth as a result of meetings at Longview, Texas. Six candidates were baptized, and others were to follow later. A Sabbath-school of nineteen members was organized.

THE Workers' Bulletin says that one Iowa canvasser has found territory that was canvassed seventeen years ago, and that "Daniel and The Revelation" was sold then quite extensively. He reports that these books are now being taken down from the shelves and studied. It is ours to sow the seed, and the Lord will give the increase in His own good time.

Of the missionary campaign in Brantford, Ont., Brother W. Dredge writes to the Messenger: "Sister Davis and myself have taken nearly six hundred sets of the SIGNS and four hundred special numbers of Life and Health, which we hope to sell around this city and neighboring towns. Canvassing from house to house, with the Lord's good blessing, we have sold about nine hundred copies, and have begun to go over the city the second time, hoping to sell the rest."

MANY of the readers of the SIGNS will be glad to learn that the Sabbath-school lessons in German, Danish-Norwegian, and Swedish are printed in our foreign papers, published at College View, Neb. These papers also contain the Intermediate lessons for children, translated from the Youth's Instructor. Write to the publishers for sample copies. Special rates on clubs for Sabbath-school and missionary work. Address the International Publishing Association, College View, Neb.

A LETTER from Brother W. H. Wakeham, tells us that he has been at Aintab in the eastern part of Turkey, not far from Haran, where Abraham stopped on his way to Canaan. Here he held a Bible institute at the home of Brother Baharian. The school consisted of six workers and several other Sabbath-keepers who reside there. He also reports some interest among "outsiders," and a profitable time. This letter was dated November 9, and from there he expected to visit Beyrout, Jaffa, Jerusalem, and perhaps Constantinople.