Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 11, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 11.

Our Work and Workers.

By Editor

RECENTLY twelve persons have begun to observe the Sabbath in Saskatchewan, Canada.

TWENTY-FOUR of the students of Elk Point Academy (S. D.) recently gave themselves to the service of the Lord.

ELEVEN were baptized at Longmont, Colo., by G. F. Watson, February 15. This is the result of labors begun by Brother M. Warfle.

M. L. WOODALL, Secretary and Treasurer Georgia Conference and Tract Society, has changed his address from 26 Beecher St., Atlanta, Ga., to 16 Whitehall Terrace, Atlanta, Ga.

BROTHER L. E. SUFFICOOL'S labors at Spring Hill, W. Va., have brought four earnest souls to accept the message. One of these is a minister who is anxious to carry the good news to his people.

BROTHER C. H. BATES, reporting a meeting held at Cline, Colo., says: "Twelve signed the covenant, and two others are keeping the Sabbath. I organized a church with eight members and a Sabbath-school with twenty-two members."

REPORTING from Binghampton, N. Y., Brother D. G. Turk writes: "For some time past we have been circulating our literature in this city, endeavoring to interest people in the study of the Bible. Two have accepted the message as a result of our efforts."

BROTHER LUTHER WARREN has been conducting a series of meetings with the students of Pacific Union College, at Healdsburg, Cal., with most gratifying results. Practically every student in the college has made public profession of conversion, and a splendid spirit has come into their midst.

AT a recent conference meeting the following were chosen as the officers of the Ohio Conference: President, H. H. Burkholder; vice-president, R. G. Patterson; secretary and treasurer, C. V. Hamer; missionary secretary, N. S. Miller; educational superintendent, Bessie E. Russell; field secretary, E. R. Numbers; medical missionary secretary, H. M. Jump; religious liberty secretary, A. C. Shannon.

Two new and beautiful songs have come to our people, entitled, "Footsteps That Never Come," and "Homeward." They have sweet melody, and the words aside from their musical association are elevating, refining, and inspiring. These songs may be obtained in folder form for 25 cents by addressing Chas. P. Whitford, Orlando, Fla.