Our Work and Workers

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FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 46.

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NINE were baptized in the Atlantic near Boston, Mass., September 21.

A NEW church was dedicated at Long Lake, S. Dak., September 29.

BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS reports ten additions to the ranks at Avinger, Texas.

AT a small camp-meeting held in Hoxie, Ark., in September, six were baptized.

AT Morden, Manitoba, ten young people were baptized by Brother C. J. Kunkel, September 28.

FROM Leederville, a suburb of Perth, West Australia, comes the report of eight converts to the truth.

TEN have accepted the message preached by Brethren A. F. Ferguson and J. W. McComas, in Graettinger, Iowa.

TWELVE persons in Granite City, Ill., are rejoicing in the truth thru the labors of Brethren M. G. Huffman and Chaney Wood.

TENT-MEETINGS in Lock Haven, Pa., during the past summer resulted in the conversion of fifteen. Brother W. F. Schwartz had the work in charge.

"FIFTEEN have taken their stand up to this time, and we are hopeful of others," Brother B. E. Miller and G. A. Lagrone write from Comanche, Texas.

BROTHER M. G. HUFFMAN reports the organization of a church at Pana, Ill., with a membership of sixteen, nine of whom received baptism, August 18.

LABORS in Philadelphia during the past summer were rewarded with about twenty who now rejoice in the light of present truth. Brother O. O. Bernstein makes the report.

BROTHER H. M. J. RICHARDS and others conducted a series of tent-meetings in Loveland, Colo., late in the summer, and nine earnest believers were added to the ranks as the result.

AT the close of the Cottage Grove, Ore., camp-meeting, eight were baptized by Brother B. C. Tabor.

THE CARIBBEAN GLEANER reports the baptism of nine candidates at St. Mary, Jamaica, by Brother W. H. Randle.

WHILE visiting the churches at Peoria and Farmington, Ill., Brother W. D. Parkhurst recently baptized seven at each place.

HOUSE-TO-HOUSE work by Sister Lucy Post and others in Parma, Idaho, has resulted in the addition of about seventeen to the ranks.

THIRTEEN have accepted the truth in Rochester, N. Y., thru the labors of Brethren J. W. Raymond and T. B. Westbrook, in a three-weeks' tent effort.

SISTER D. D. SMITH writes in the New York Indicator: "Within the past month seven of my Bible readers have taken a firm stand for the truth."

BROTHER HERBERT H. DEXTER writes from Nimes, France: "The work in France is onward. We are full of courage. Over fifty were baptized last year."

AT the local camp-meeting at Ute, Iowa, sixteen were baptized, and at a small meeting at Diagonal, seven were buried with their Lord in baptism by Brother L. F. Starr.

BROTHER FRANK S. BUSZ and Thomas Hubbard are seeing results from their labors at Sunman, Ind., where six are keeping the Sabbath, and at least eight or ten more deeply stirred.

BROTHER W. F. SCHWARTZ writes in a letter to the SIGNS that on October 19 he had the privilege of baptizing three at Lock Haven, Pa. He also organized a church of seventeen members.

BROTHER JOEL C. ROGERS writes from Nyassaland, British Central Africa, that the name of the Plainfield Mission has been changed to Malamalo Mission, which means "the commandments of God," or law, in the native tongues of Africa.

THE Nebraska Conference offices are now located at Hastings, Neb. The address is 905 California Ave. New office buildings have been erected, and a branch sanitarium will be in operation by spring, the building being under course of construction.