Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 1, 1915

A NEW church building in Powell Valley, Oregon, was recently dedicated to the service of God.

A NEW church has been organized in Havana, Nebr., and five Lincoln young people received baptism not long ago.

TEN persons were baptized not long ago in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and four new members have been added to the Lansing church.

NINE students of the South Lancaster Academy followed their Lord in baptism on a recent Sabbath. Elder O. F. Butcher officiated.

ELDER B. J. CADY reports the baptism of forty-six persons in the North Yakima valley since the beginning of the tent work there last July.

ELDER U. S. WILLIS writes of the work among the colored people of Missouri, and reports the baptism of five new believers in Kansas City, and three in St. Louis.

EIGHT new believers have recently united with the little company at El Paso, Tex. The workers there hope soon to organize a Mexican church of fifteen or more members.

ELDER M. B. BUTTERFIELD writes of the baptism of twenty-three believers recently in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Four persons have also received baptism in Mont Grace, Tobago.

THE last dollar of the debt on the Portland (Maine) church was paid January 2. Twelve persons were baptized at that time, and $1,500 was raised in cash and pledges for foreign missions.

ELDER M. E. ANDERSON, who is holding meetings in Clear Lake, S. Dak., reports that three have recently begun the observance of the Sabbath, and a Sabbath school of eleven members has been organized.

THERE are six new Sabbath keepers in Gypsum, western Colorado. Twenty-three were baptized at Loveland by Elder E. E. Farnsworth, six have just received baptism in Colorado Springs, and others are nearly ready to take the step.

DURING the last few months twenty-seven members have been added to the Rochester (N. Y.) church. None of these had heard present truth until last summer. A new church building has been erected there, and will soon be ready for dedication. In the last six months sixty new members have been received into the Brooklyn church, and about twenty-five are at present on the waiting list.