Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 9, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 31.

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Our Work and Workers

By Editor

A STONE church is being erected at the Kolo Mission Station, South Africa.

BRETHREN Whitmarsh and Oberg report several new Sabbath-keepers at Laurel, Miss.

A CHURCH of nine members, the fruit of a tent effort, has been organized at Hastings, Fla.

FORTY-FIVE were buried with their Lord in baptism at a recent camp-meeting at Palouse, Wash.

THIRTEEN were baptized July 2 at Madera, Cal. It is hoped that a church will shortly be organized here.

AS A result of the efforts of Brother M. W. Lewis, three have lately been baptized at Burlington, Iowa.

FIVE have taken a stand for the truth at Darbyville, Iowa. Brother S. B. Kephart has been laboring there.

ISOLATED brethren often report that they have not heard a sermon for two, five, or ten years. How much should church-members appreciate their opportunities!

AT A council for the study of our work in cities, held at New York, July 7-11, it was decided to open up new training-schools in Philadelphia, Boston, and Buffalo.