p. 13 | Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 22, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 21.

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Our Work and Workers.

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THERE were six additions to the Kansas City, Mo., church April 21.

AT Rochester, Ind., six were recently added to the church, three on profession of faith.

BROTHER F. M. ROBERTS reports seven additions to the little company at Petersburg, Ind.

A CLASS of nine nurses graduated from the Nebraska Sanitarium, College View, Neb., April 7.

FOUR of Sister Eva A. Jenks' Bible readers in Lockport, N. Y., have taken their stand for the truth thru her labors.

BROTHER A. R. OGDEN reports the baptism of four at Canton, Kan., the fruit of the labors of Brother A. S. Bringle.

THE little company at Flagstaff, Ariz., was augmented by the baptism of three, March 23, by Brother J. Ernest Bond.

BROTHER C. A. WOOD has organized a church of eight members at Pontiac, Ill., six of whom have come into the truth thru recent labors.

THRU combined efforts of Sister Edith Hiatt and Sister Dora Roberts, Bible workers, and Brother F. C. Clark, eleven have united with the company at Kansas City, Kan.

THE general camp-meeting for central and northern California will be held in Merced, May 23 to June 2. Merced is on both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railways.

A REPORT from Sister Mary A. Millington, Albany, N. Y., in the Indicator says: "We had a precious meeting Sabbath. Four new Sabbath-keepers were present, making seven in all who have embraced the truth."

BROTHER S. G. HAUGHEY reports in the Missionary Worker, from Brigham City, Utah: "We have now baptized twelve in all. Three others are keeping the Sabbath. We have a Sabbath-school of twenty-two members."

A TEN-DAYS' meeting at Indian Harbor, N. S., conducted by Brother Wm. Guthrie and Brother W. H. Thurston, March 7-17, resulted in bringing the truth to two young ladies and renewing the consecration of two other discouraged ones.

THE president of the Utah Conference, S. G. Huntington, reports thru the Pacific Union Recorder that twenty have been baptized since the last camp-meeting season, and that ten or fifteen more are keeping the Sabbath and learning more of present truth in that state.

IN two years the Wyoming Mission Field has been strengthened by ten new churches, making fourteen in all, and about one hundred and fifty new members, making a total of about three hundred, nearly a third of them being recent converts to the truth of the threefold message.

THE Latin Union field has been strengthened during the past year by the edition of a goodly number to its ranks. The Roman-Swiss Conference added forty-eight; France, thirty-eight; Spain, eight; Portugal, nine; French Belgium, three. This is encouraging for so difficult a field, with but few workers.