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Colporteurs in the New York Conference

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 23, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 30.

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Colporteurs in the New York Conference

By C. J. Tolf

THE accompanying illustration shows a number of the colporteurs in the New York Conference.
COLPORTEURS IN THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE
COLPORTEURS IN THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE
It was a meeting long to be remembered when eighteen of these colporteurs sat on the rostrum at the camp meeting held at Utica, N. Y., and told how the Lord had led and blessed them in his service.
On the extreme left is the youngest of these workers, Harold Stevens, son of Elder J. C. Stevens, of Syracuse. He expects to earn a scholarship to the South Lancaster Academy, as do some of the others in this picture.
The colporteur work is onward in this conference, under the leadership of Brother E. E. Covey, the field agent, and many will surely hear and obey the message brought to them by these self-sacrificing workers. C. J. TOLF.