OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 27, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 13.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

BROTHER N. C. BERGERSEN baptized two candidates at Ames, Iowa, February 23.

A GERMAN Sabbath-school has been organized at New Windsor, Colo., with a membership of fourteen.

EIGHT are keeping the Sabbath and a Sabbath-school of thirteen members has been organized at Springbrook, Wis., the fruit of a meeting held by Brethren Samuel Shadel and L. L. French.

THE Northern Illinois annual conference, held at Chicago, February 20-25, closed by a baptismal service, in which Brother L. D. Santee buried eight souls in a watery grave.

FROM Spanish Honduras, Central America, Brother James W. Hamilton writes: "We have finished a little chapel, which is dedicated to the worship of Jehovah. We asked help from the public and received some; so we built and finished the church without help from the mission board, and we thank the Lord."

A GENERAL meeting was held in Calcutta, India, Dec. 28, 1906 to Jan. 12, 1907, the first in two years. Practically all the Sabbath-keepers in India attended, among them nine Burmese, several Santals, a number of Bengalis, besides the English brethren. The mother of three of these Burmese was baptized by Judson. Plans were laid for broadening the work, especially the publishing work. Sufficient type was donated to print in the Hindu language.