Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 12, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 24.

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Our Work and Workers.

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SEVEN were baptized at Sparta, Wis., by Brother S. Swinson, May 4.

ANSWERING a call to accept present truth, four responded on a recent Sabbath at Honey Creek, Ind.

BROTHER J. B. SCOTT baptized four adult believers at the Madison (Wis.) Sanitarium, Sabbath, May 18.

FOUR were baptized at Keene, Texas, Sabbath, May 18, by Brother C. Sorenson. Three of the candidates were students.

SIX were added to the Hotchkiss (Colo.) church by baptism May 4. Eight were baptized in the Denver church May 11.

A CHURCH of seventeen members—eight old believers and nine new ones—was organized in early May at Corpus Christi, Texas. Six were baptized.

BROTHER N. C. Bergersen baptized five at Leon, Iowa, fruits of the labors of Brethren Archer V. Cotton and J. F. Piper. About sixteen in all accepted the truth there.

A LETTER to the Welcome Visitor (Ohio) from Brother G. P. Gaede states that six adults have taken their stand for the truth in Cleveland as a result of his labors there among the Germans.

MAY 8, Brother John Corlett, of Fords Store, Md., was committed to jail for thirty days for working on Sunday. His first work in the jail was to save his cellmate from suicide, so good has already come from the circumstance.

OVER fifty students from the South Lancaster (Mass.) Academy are entering the Gospel work, either the canvassing or Bible work; probably twice that number will go from Union College, College View, Neb., and another fifty from Pacific Union College, Healdsburg, Cal., while from many of the smaller schools the army of young workers will be augmented. It is estimated that fully five hundred strong, young workers are entering the work from our schools this summer.