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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Aug 29, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 35.

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Field Notes

THREE persons have accepted the truth recently at Carbondale, Colo., and three at Cedaredge.
TWENTY persons recently took a decided stand for the truth at Louisville, Ky., and eight have been baptized at Hartford.
TWO young men were baptized at Rydal, Kans., July 21, and the following week three persons received baptism at Wellington.
ELDERS W. D. MacLay and G. L. West report five new Sabbath-keepers at Butler, Pa., as the result of work done there this summer.
SEVERAL weeks ago seventeen persons were added to the church at Dallas, Tex., and Elder R. L. Benton reports the baptism of one young man at Farmington.
ELDER C. B. STEPHENSON, president of the Southeastern Union Conference, reports the addition of one hundred seventy-five new Sabbath-keepers to the churches in Georgia during the past year.
ELDERS W. J. Stone and C. E. Garnsey have organized a church with a membership of twelve at Guinea Mills, Va. Thirty-five new members have been added to the First Church in Richmond by baptism, and four others are now awaiting baptism.
SEVERAL weeks ago a church of eleven members was organized at Riceville, Iowa, and three persons baptized in Council Bluffs. Additions are constantly being made to the church at Des Moines. Nine persons were recently baptized by Elder W. D. Parkhurst.
ELDER CARL LEER writes of the work in North Dakota: "Since May 26 we have baptized one hundred fifteen persons. These, with fifteen that have been taken in on profession of faith, make a total of one hundred thirty who have been added to our German churches during the last three months."