OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · Jan 9, 1907

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CHURCH of six members has been organized at Coalgate, I. T., by Brother and Sister T. J. Hickman.

BROTHER F. W. SPIES baptized thirty-one during a recent trip among the country people in North Brazil.

BROTHER A. S. BRINGLE writes that five have accepted the truth at Cedar, Kan., thru attending tent-meetings.

FIVE intelligent people have been added to the company at Melrose, Ohio, as a result of the labors of Brethren W. E. Bidwell and James Shultz.

BROTHER G. P. GAEDE, of Cleveland, Ohio, writes that a Sabbath-school of about thirty members has been organized among the Germans of that city.

A FAMILY of five took their stand for the truth recently in Williamsdale East, Nova Scotia, after a series of meetings conducted by Brother F. E. Gibson.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of seventeen members and a company of nine Sabbath-keepers are reported from near Oak, California, as the result of the labors of Brother Wm. F. Nogle.

CALIFORNIA is making a systematic effort to place religious liberty matter into the hands of every citizen. The Special California Sunday Law Issue of the SIGNS and a number of tracts are being used.

THE UNION CONFERENCE RECORD (Sydney) reports that in the island of Fiji whole villages are accepting present truth thru the labors of the native workers. Among the converts are some from Catholicism.

BROTHER G. E. NORWOOD writes of an interesting case of a man who learned of the truth thru papers secured from a reading-rack in the depot in an Arkansas city. This is a wide field and any one, even the children, can see that the racks are kept supplied.

BROTHER H. W. COTTRELL, president of the Pacific Union Conference, has just returned from the East where he attended the General Conference Publishers' Convention and other important meetings, and on his way back spent several weeks laboring in Arizona and southern California.

ENGLISH-SPEAKING people can do a good work for their foreign neighbors by supplying them with reading-matter in their own tongue. A young German man in Los Angeles has been converted thru reading the German paper, the Hausfreund, given him by a SIGNS worker. The International Publishing Association, College View, Neb., publish papers, books, and tracts in the German, Danish, and Swedish languages. Write them for sample copies. Your tract society can tell you of papers and literature in other languages as well. You can be a foreign missionary at home by laboring for your foreign neighbors.