OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 27, 1907

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

At Rock Falls, Ill., three have begun keeping the Sabbath.

Two recent additions are reported to the New Hope, Ind., church by Brother U. S. Anderson.

EIGHT dollars' worth of papers in one day is the good record of Brother A. J. Olsen and company in Milwaukee recently.

SIXTEEN Union College students were baptized during the school year. The work of that institution is progressing, especially along spiritual lines.

JANUARY 20, the company of believers at Riverside, Cal., dedicated a church building, Brother G. W. Reaser delivering the dedicatory sermon. The church is free from debt.

If you have not seen the January number of Life and Health, send for a free sample, or better yet, send fifty cents for a yearly subscription. This journal will be a valuable help in any home, and should be read and studied by all. Address, Life and Health, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

SISTER BESSIE L. HANKINS writes from China that in one place where they thought no seed had been sown, one little tract had dropped, and it has already resulted in the conversion of between twenty and thirty.

THE report of the State canvassing agent of Missouri for 1906 contains the following totals: No. canvassers, 50; No. hours put in, 10,333; No. orders taken, 4,204; value, $14,043.25; rate per hour, $1.36.

A CANVASSER in Iowa recently found an old couple keeping the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus because of reading "Great Controversy." It is estimated that fully one-third of our ranks were taught the truth by our good books and papers.

THE thirty-sixth annual session of the California Conference was held in San Jose, January 25 to 29. Forty-three churches were represented and nine new churches were received. The gain in membership during the year was shown to be three hundred forty-three. Elder W. T. Knox was chosen president; E. A. Chapman, secretary and treasurer.

THE February number of the Life Boat is filled with its usual encouraging matter, messages of cheer to the fallen, instruction in temperance, healthful living, and Christianity. The April number is to be a special prisoner's number. Send for sample copy. Address, Life Boat, Hinsdale, Ill. The publishers would send it free, but they will use five cents to good advantage.

THE German students of Union College are carrying on an active campaign among the German-speaking people of Lincoln, Neb. Eleven Sabbath-schools, with an attendance of over one hundred, have been organized, two students going to a school each Sabbath. About 425 numbers of the Hausfreund have been sold, the interest being followed up with tract work.