OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 15, 1905

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

EIGHT members were added to the church at Moon, Wis., at the last quarterly-meeting.

AT the last quarterly-meeting of the church in Appleton, Wis., two members were received.

A REPORT in the Workers' Bulletin notes the addition of three persons to the faith, at Cincinnati, Ohio.

THE Minnesota Conference is now paying the expense of a laborer in Manitoba, Canada, for a time. Brother J. C. Christensen is the minister so engaged.

THE Wisconsin Reporter says that "nine of the students attending the church school at Cassville, taught by Sister Anna Johnson, have requested baptism and membership in the church."

IN the Minnesota Worker, Brother G. L. Budd reports from Senjen that nine persons have accepted the faith, as a result of his labor there, and a Sabbath-school of twenty-two members has been organized.

DURING the week of prayer, Brother B. E. Connerly organized a church of thirteen members at Mayaguez, Porto Rico. Brother Connerly and his wife have been on the island nearly three years, and they now feel that their work has really begun, as several others besides the new church members are deeply interested in the truth.

THE church at St. Peter, Minn., is rejoicing over the recent baptism of five young people, and the addition of others to the church. Brother W. W. Stebbins, who makes this report in the Worker, has also been visiting isolated Sabbath-keepers in the country who are deprived of church privileges. He notes one point of special significance—that wherever the Review or Signs is found in the family, the study of the Bible is kept up, and they know where the message is. From this class also, tithes and offerings were gathered.

Organization of Pacific Press Board.

AT the recent annual meeting of the Pacific Press Publishing Company, the following board of directors was elected: M. C. Wilcox, E. A. Chapman, C. H. Jones, W. B. White, M. H. Brown, H. H. Hall, A. O. Tait. This board was subsequently organized as follows: President, M. C. Wilcox; vice-president, C. H. Jones; secretary, B. R. Nordyke; treasurer, E. A. Chapman; auditor, J. J. Ireland. The working forces were organized as follows: General manager, C. H. Jones; manager book and periodical department, H. H. Hall; superintendent manufacturing department, C. H. Jones; assistant superintendent, F. H. Gage; manager Kansas City Branch, James Cochran; manager Portland Branch, W. V. Sample.

The Sabbath-school lessons have been discontinued. The Lesson Quarterly may be obtained, containing three months' lessons and notes, for five cents. Address, Pacific Press, Mountain View, Cal. The Sunday-school lessons will continue.