Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 3, 1909

Our Work and Workers.

AT Jennings Lake, Fla., Brother C. B. Stephenson baptized nine persons, December 26.

BROTHER F. E. BROWN reports the addition of eight members to the Island church, near Hanford, Cal., by baptism.

FIVE were added to the church at Cedar Grove, Tenn., in December, through the labors of Brethren R. W. Parmele and C. P. Bollman.

MEETINGS conducted by Brother W. H. Branson and Brother C. P. Whitford at Orange Mills, Fla., have resulted in the conversion of twelve.

BRETHREN M. H. SERNS and F. Stebbeds conducted a series of meetings at Sparta, Wis., in December. Eight accepted the truth through their labors.

AMONG the students of Union College, South Africa, seven were baptized late in the autumn. Ten or twelve have since gone forward in this ordinance. The school is in charge of J. F. Olmstead.

SPEAKING of his labors at Greenville, S. C., Brother Sydney Scott reports twenty-five new believers.

MR. AND MRS. M. B. BUTTERFIELD have just closed a series of meetings at Baldwin, Mich. Thirteen accepted of present truth.

TEN persons have decided to keep all the commandments of the Lord at Loudenville, W. Va., through the labors of Brother J. F. Steele.

IN the Central Union Conference, embracing the states of Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, and Wyoming, a special religious liberty campaign is being conducted by Brother and Sister John S. Wightman. Mass meetings are held in the capitals and large cities of these states, and much interest is being manifested everywhere.