Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 17, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 25.

Our Work and Workers.

By Editor

BROTHER WM. KENNEDY baptized four at Kline, Colo., May 6.

W. W. STEBBINS reports the baptism of four at Superior, Wis., the fruits of the labors of two Bible workers, Sisters Belin and Roberson.

THE little company of fifteen believers at Yoncalla, Ore., dedicated a new church building May 10, Brother W. F. Martin delivering the sermon.

"THE work is still onward in this part of the field. Last Sunday I had the pleasure of baptizing five precious souls."—M. Mackintosh, Florence, Colo.

SABBATH, April 25, nine precious souls were baptized by Brother S. T. Shadel at Marshfield, Wis., and the day following a church of twelve members was organized.

SABBATH, May 16, a church organization was perfected at Montrose, S. Dak., with twenty-two members. Brethren J. W. Christian and N. J. Ronlund had charge of the services.

THE labors of Byron and Flora Post at Chippewa Falls, Wis., the past year and a half have resulted in the establishment of a company of twenty believers at that place.

"A SABBATH-SCHOOL with twenty members has been organized two miles west of Ramsey, S. Dak. This is the result of the labor of Brother N. J. Ronlund in this neighborhood."—Northern Union Reaper.

BROTHER S. A. WELLMAN, editor of The Caribbean Watchman, published at Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, W. I., writes of baptizing thirteen at Tunapuna, Trinidad, the first-fruits of a tent-meeting held at Arouca.

AT Long Creek, Ore., a church of eighteen members has been organized by Brethren F. M. Oliver and A. M. Dart. About half of the members are new converts to the truth. The church is known as the Fox Valley Church.

BROTHER AND SISTER E. H. HUNTLEY, who have been laboring for some time at Bossburg, Wash., write: "A church of twenty-two members has been organized as the result of this effort. Thus far we have baptized fifteen."

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