p. 13 | OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Apr 10, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 15.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

A CHURCH of ten members has been organized at Mabelvale, Ark.

A NEW church building was dedicated at Powell, Ohio, March 24.

THE colored people have recently completed a neat house of worship at Waco, Texas.

THE College View Young People's Society is supporting two missionaries in Nyassaland, Africa, this year.

Six persons were baptized at the Humboldt Park church, Sabbath, February 16, Elder H. Hansen officiating.

THREE adults were added to the church at Twenty-third St., Indianapolis, Ind., Sabbath, March 9.

As the result of the labors of Brother and Sister John S. Wightman, in Watertown, N. Y., ten have accepted present truth.

BROTHER and Sister James Irving report that four have accepted the truth at Carson City, Mich., with several more much interested.

FOUR were baptized by Brother E. B. Hopkins at Sherry, Texas, largely the fruit of Bible-readings given by Miss Bertie Stagner.

BROTHER O. M. KITTLE reports three additions to the ranks at Sergeant, Iowa, and a company of ten ready for organization at Newell.

THE young people of the Lake Union Conference have undertaken an effort in behalf of the many thousands of Finns who have settled in northern Michigan.

THE MISSIONARY NEWS LETTER, N. J., contains this note: "Three precious souls were buried with their Lord in baptism in the Baptist Church on Sabbath afternoon, March 16." This was at Paterson, N. J.

BROTHER R. E. BURKE, reporting from Humboldt, Iowa, says: "Three more precious souls have accepted the message and are rejoicing with us. From thirty to thirty-five attend our Sabbath services in the G. A. R. Hall."