Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 20, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 21.

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Our Work and Workers.

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A CHURCH of seventeen has been organized at Nortonville, Kan.

THREE were recently baptized at Omaha, Neb., by Brother Carl Svenson.

SEVEN members were added to the little company at Port Jervis, N. Y., during the month of March.

BROTHER J. W. WATT reports that recently six united with the church at Indiana, Pa., three by baptism.

As a result of meetings held by Brother Wm. B. Knott at Hill City, Kan., four have accepted present truth.

SABBATH, March 21, a little company of six was organized at Conway Springs, Kan., three more being added the following Sabbath.

BROTHER M. W. DELHORBE, Niagara Falls, Ont., reports a good interest at that place, four having stepped out into the light.

THE church at Union City, Mich., is rejoicing over four additions to its numbers thru the labors of Sister Cleora Green and others.

"AT Axton, Va., where I held some meetings, five took their stand for the truth, and are ready to be organized into a church."—Jane Wooding.

FIVE precious souls have identified themselves with the commandment-keeping people of God at Essex, Kan., is the report of Brother H. R. Godfrey.

BROTHER H. J. SCHNEPPER reports progress among the German settlers about Farmington, Edwall, and Wilcox, Wash., he having baptized six on a recent visit to these places.

SPEAKING of a new recruit to the cause at Velva, N. D., Brother and Sister N. M. Jorgensen write: "This makes eight persons who have stepped out, and others are still interested."

THE Lord has done a good work at Iron River, Wis., thru Brethren S. T. Shadel and Peter Hanson. As a result of their labors, nine have been baptized and a company of twelve has been organized.

"SABBATH, March 28, was a day of great rejoicing for us all in this part of the Master's vineyard, as it was my privilege to bury fourteen dear souls with their Lord in baptism."—J. H. Carrill, Paterson, N. J.

THE Swedish church of New York City has grown in the last year from thirteen members to fifty. Ten were baptized during the first quarter of the present year. Brother G. E. Nord has charge of the work.

"SABBATH, April 25, eight adults, three men and five women, were baptized by the writer at Tremont Temple, Boston. It was a happy feature of the occasion to see men and their wives go down into the water together." Lee S. Wheeler.

"AT Arouca, Trinidad, as the result of the meetings held, twelve have given in their names for baptism. The interest still continues good, and a number of others are on the point of deciding for the truth." The Caribbean Watchman.