p. 14 | Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 29, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 47.

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Our Work and Workers

By Editor

SIX have received baptism at New Philadelphia, Ohio.

EIGHT have accepted the truth at Moneta, California.

NINE souls were baptized into the faith at Portland, Oregon.

FOUR others are obeying the truth at Kalamazoo, Michigan.

SEVEN persons have been added to the church at Maryville, Missouri.

FIVE more have united with the West Side church in Indianapolis, Indiana.

SEVEN are awaiting baptism at Singapore, Straits Settlements, of the Malay Peninsula.

THREE have been baptized at McMechen, West Virginia, and others are awaiting baptism.

SIX have responded to the Gospel invitation and the truth of God at Claremore, Oklahoma.

AT Grand Forks, North Dakota, fifteen have covenanted with the Lord to observe all His commandments.

OVER $4,000 worth of our literature has been delivered by a canvasser, J. W. Davis, in Texas during one week.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Present Truth Series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES have been coming in by hundreds daily.

A CHURCH has been organized at Danbury, Texas. Ten have responded to the call of the message in North Fort Worth.

A LITTLE company of four are keeping the commandments at Walthill, Nebraska, and a little Sabbath-school has been organized there.

NINE have united with the Avondale church at Cooranbong, N. S. W., Australia. Five have accepted the truth at Coolabunia, Queensland.

TEN young persons have taken their stand for the truth and have been baptized, the result of a revival meeting at Fords Store, Maryland. Six have engaged in the ordinance at Chestertown.

THE annual report of the New South Wales Conference of Australia states that during the year 126 persons have been added to the church and several churches will be organized during the coming year.

THIRTEEN have decided to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus at Rochester, New York. Pastor J. F. Piper writes that he has baptized during the summer and fall thirty-seven persons.

PROF. G. W. RINE writes regarding meetings held in San Francisco, "Seven adult persons expressed their determination to live henceforth for God and His truth, by being buried with our Lord and rising with Him again in baptism."

BROTHER ALLEN writes from Peru, South America, that he baptized fifteen native Indians near Lake Titicaca. Over two hundred Indians witnessed the baptism. Those baptized have all been brought into the truth through the efforts of one of the native Indians.

AS the result of tent meetings held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, thirteen persons have united with the church. Pastor Ashton writes concerning the work in Pittsburg: "Seven precious souls were baptized, and fourteen members were added to the church. We praise the Lord for the conversion of souls."

THE Kolo Mission School in South Africa, which a year ago had twenty students in attendance, now numbers forty. An item taken from the South African Missionary, in speaking of an intended journey by Brother J. R. Campbell, says, "He left the [Barotseland Mission] station on foot, intending to walk as far as Livingstone, a little less than two hundred miles, with the expectation of pegging out some more new out-schools for the Barotseland Mission," and adds, "Our loyal African missionaries are always willing to sacrifice their own pleasure in the interests of the Master's work."