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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 57.

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Southern Idaho

By JAY J. NETHERY

THE work in the Southern Idaho Conference has prospered during the first nine months of 1915. Our membership has increased from 854 to 968. The efforts of the field laborers have been blessed. Two churches were organized last quarter—one at Buhl, where Elder B. M. Grandy conducted a tent effort, and one at Pocatello, where Elder F. D. Wagner and Brother Lee Moran have labored.
The tithe shows an increase for the first nine months of this year of $1,040 over the same period in 1914. The offerings to missions show an increase of $285.
Earnest efforts are being put forth to reach the twenty-cent-a-week goal. The territory in this conference is extensive—over 85,000 square miles. On account of this the expense of carrying on the work is quite heavy. Our members are loyal, and desire to cooperate in every way to further the message.
JAY J. NETHERY.