OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Feb 13, 1907

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CHURCH of twelve members was organized at Aurora, Ill., January 12.

BROTHER MILTON ST. JOHN reports that ten have begun to keep the Sabbath, after only ten meetings, at McKinleyville, Cal.

AT Rose Lawn, Wis., five church-school children and young people have been received into the church as a result of the training received in the school.

FIFTY-SIX new members were added to the Sabbath-schools of Utah during the last quarter of 1906, which is a good report, indeed, for that hard field.

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BRETHREN N. J. Ronlund and H. S. Stenberg report three converts to the truth near Clarno, S. D., two of whom plan to enter the work after a short training in one of our schools.

SIX in Salt Lake City, Utah, have, after a full investigation of the truth, decided to obey, making in all sixteen who have been baptized within the last two or three months in Utah.

ANOTHER new church has been organized in Chicago. It is located at a place where a camp-meeting was held last summer. About one-half of the members are new converts to the truth.

ONE of the most successful bookmen's meetings ever held among our bookmen convened at College Place, Wash., January 15. The fundamental principles of the book work were considered, the field carefully studied, and plans laid for future work. At the last meeting fifty students signified their intention of taking advantage of an institute to be held later. 1907 promises to be the banner year in the book work in the Northwest.