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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1915

The Educational Convention at Washington

By B. G. Wilkinson

THE work in the East has been greatly blessed by the convention of educational and Missionary Volunteer workers recently held at Washington, D. C. There was a good attendance from the Columbia and Atlantic Unions, larger than was expected, as it was the first time in the history of the work in the East that such a convention has been held. The enrollment at the convention was almost one hundred.

The convention was conducted with earnest Christian zeal. Efforts were made to discover the best ways and means to build up the spirit of enthusiasm in the hearts of the workers already here, and to enlarge both the field and the circle of workers. The Spirit of God was present from the very beginning, and was manifested by the response of deep consecration on the part of all. B. G. WILKINSON.