p. 13 | Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 10, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 24.

Our Work and Workers.

FIVE were recently added to the church at Fort Scott, Kan.

BROTHER AND SISTER H. C. GILES report eight additions to the church at Bath, Maine.

BROTHER H. W. REED has been laboring at Crandon, Wis., and reports five accessions to the truth there.

"A LETTER from Brother Stebbins brings the cheering news of four additions to the church in Superior, Wis., by baptism."—The Wisconsin Reporter.

SISTER JENNIE EDWARDS, Bible worker at Chanute, Kan., has a good interest. Three of her readers have united with the church, and others are deeply stirred.

PUBLICLY reviewing a tract written against the Sabbath truth, Brother W. F. Martin, a worker at Roseburg, Wash., demonstrated its errors in so convincing a manner that six were led to the truth.

GERMAN workers at Cleveland, Ohio, Brother and Sister H. F. Graf and Brother G. P. Gaede, have been meeting with success in their labors. Six of fourteen baptized late in April were Germans, and four more were almost ready to take the step.

"ON Monday, May 11, following the close of the Lodi (Cal.) camp-meeting, thirty-one candidates were taken to the river near the town and buried with their Lord in baptism. A number of these were from the church school. Elders Luther Warren and A. Brorsen had charge of the ceremony."—Pacific Union Recorder.