NINE have been added to the church at Elizabeth, N. J., during the past summer’s tent-effort.
BROTHER E. L. MAXWELL organized a church of ten members at Hammond, La., November 2.
BROTHER W. F. SCHWARTZ writes of organizing a church of seventeen members at Lock Have, Pa.
BROTHER J. W. BOYNTON reports the baptism of over thirty in different parts of Alberta as the result of his labors during the past summer.
FOURTEEN have been baptized in the new church at Mountain View recently. The church uses over six hundred copies of the SIGNS each week.
AT the close of the Quebec conference, held late in September, twenty-three were baptized. The president, W. H. Thurston, makes the report.
THE MONTANA BIVOUAC says: “The students of Mt. Ellis took five hundred copies of the Missions SIGNS and have disposed of the entire number.”
BROTHER G. W. ANGLEBARGER writes: “Souls are continually embracing the truth. Sabbath, November 9, eight more were buried with Christ in baptism.”
AT the close of a series of meetings in Omaha, Neb., the latter part of October, twenty-four were baptized. Brother Luther Warren conducted the meetings.
THE third number of Te Karere o te Pono, a four-page paper for the Maori people of New Zealand, comes to our attention. One by one the natives of earth are reading the Gospel in their own language.
OF the results of a tent-effort at Cherokee, S. C., Brother R. T. Nash writes in Report and Progress: “Five families at this place are taking hold of the truth and are laying aside their tobacco and getting ready to rightly represent the truth in this community.”
A NEW union conference has been organized in Canada, comprising British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. The organization was effected in October, with the following officers: President, E. L. Stewart; vice-president, H. S. Shaw; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. H. S. Shaw.