Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 1, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 43.

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Our Work and Workers

SIX have taken a firm stand for the truth at Rayville, Louisiana.

PASTOR E. G. OLSEN baptized ten persons at Council Bluffs, Iowa.

SIX souls have responded to the call of the message at Altoona, Pennsylvania.

THREE persons at Davis City, Iowa, have received baptism, and three others at Des Moines.

MISS RUTH SANTEE, a Bible worker at Rockford, Illinois, reports three converts among her readers.

NEARLY fifty souls who have received the call of the message in Los Angeles, California, have embraced it.

A BAPTISMAL service was held at Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia, where eight persons took part in the ordinance.

AS A result of tent meetings held during the summer in Baltimore, Maryland, fifteen persons were baptized October 1.

AT the annual camp-meeting of the Western Colorado Conference, twenty persons, mostly young people, gave themselves to the Lord.

LAST July a church of twenty-eight members was organized at Orange, California. Since then fourteen have been added to the number.

BROTHER J. W. OWENS reports five colored candidates for baptism in Detroit, Michigan. Two new in the faith have been added at Lansing.

TWENTY-SEVEN were baptized at the camp-meeting at Shelbyville, Illinois, and a Sabbath-school of twenty-four members has been organized.

A SWEDISH church of thirteen members has been organized in Kansas City, Kansas. Five or six others are ready to unite with the new church.

THE church at Clearwater Lake, Wisconsin, has added fifteen members to their number, nine of whom will receive baptism, being new in the faith.

ONE sister this summer in the Eastern States has sold, besides other magazines, over one thousand truth-filled periodicals in twenty-one different languages.

AT Miami, Florida, a church of twenty-seven members has been organized. Twenty-one of this number were received into fellowship on profession of faith.

AT Dillwyn, Virginia, eleven have pledged themselves to "keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus," and a Sabbath-school of twenty members has been organized.

AT the close of tent meetings at New Haven, Connecticut, nineteen candidates were received into church fellowship. Baptism will follow later. Four or five more are keeping the Sabbath whom we believe will join us soon.

A VERY impressive service was the dedication of our international church in Los Angeles recently, the auditorium being appropriately decorated with the banner of nearly every nation in some cluster beautifully grouped along the walls.

A CHURCH of nineteen members has been organized at Simcoe, Ontario, and eight or ten more are deeply interested. As the result of tent meetings held at Fenelon Falls and Hamilton, in the same province, nine are rejoicing in the faith.

FOUR persons have been baptized and have united with the West Side church at Indianapolis, Indiana. Three young persons from this state have gone to the Foreign Mission Seminary to receive instruction preparatory to engaging in missionary work in some one of the world's needy fields.

A COPY of excellent earnest "Appeal to the Young People of the Lake Union Conference from the Students of Emmanuel College" comes to our table. It ought to arouse young people to the importance of a Christian education, and to the desire and purpose to obtain it.

BROTHER F. M. DANA, South Lancaster, Massachusetts, writes: "Eleven persons in one town in one of our conferences have accepted the truth as a result of reading the Home Bible Series of the SIGNS last year." At Natick, Massachusetts, seven dear souls have pledged themselves to obey all the commandments.