Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 12, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 27.

Our Work and Workers

FOUR adults were baptized recently at the North Philadelphia church.

THE workers in New Orleans report five as ready for baptism at that center of the South.

THE Nebraska Conference is making lively efforts to raise their apportionment of the $300,000 Fund during 1910.

BROTHER VICTOR WILSON will soon have ready for the press a 'hymnal in the Centibele language.

BROTHER F. C. GILBERT has been visiting the churches of California in the interests of the Jewish work, and is having excellent success.

THE Swedish believers of Jersey City have recently organized a church. The membership at present is twelve, and others are interested.

WHEN Brother Ellis began work at Taswell, Ind., 150 persons were present. A week later, a 40 by 60 foot tent could not accommodate the congregation.

HUNDREDS of the Kaffirs of Grahamstown, South Africa, have attended the open-air meetings of Brother B. Moko. The Kaffirs are seeking to learn the truth. May they find it.

THE Bohemian-Slavic church of Newark, N. J., has been augmented by five members. This is the result of the activity of the church workers. Let every church follow this good practise.

A new church building was dedicated at Santa Monica June 5. It seats about 200, and is near the business district. Brother Cardey has been laboring at both Sawtelle and Santa Monica.

THE annual outing of the Harrisburg church was blessed by a baptismal service. Nine were buried with their Lord to "walk in newness of life." Elder Bell conducted the ceremony.

THE Fernando Academy purchased a grammar school building and carried it by sections to the campus of the academy. It will contain the treatment-rooms, the sewing department, and the cooking school.

RECENTLY a new S. D. A. church was dedicated at Libby, Mont. It is a neat, roomy church, situated in the better part of the town. The company at Libby is growing, and Brother Foster is much encouraged over his work there.

BRETHREN BENTON and Miller of New Mexico have had good attendance at their meetings at Portales Springs. The pastors of other churches took a good part in spreading the news of our work. Brother Miller baptized three, nine have signed the covenant to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, and others are interested.