p. 24 | Literature and the Annual Mission Offering

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1911

Literature and the Annual Mission Offering

FROM the Philippines, where he is selling our literature, Brother R. A. Caldwell writes:—

“In these days much is said about the ‘gift of tongues.’ Many are willing to receive great things from God if it requires no effort on their part. In the gift of the polyglot literature we now possess, can not this be truly termed a ‘gift of tongues’? The circulation of these books can be engaged in without a complete knowledge of the various languages, as is witnessed here in Luzon, where many of our books in the Spanish and Tagalog languages are being circulated. We are glad to hear about the soon-coming canvasser.”

THE week of prayer, December 9-16, closes with the annual offering to missions. Let those who are not able to meet with the church on that day be sure to have a part in the offering. Send the gift to the church treasurer. If any isolated ones are not in touch with a company of believers, let them send their gifts to their conference office. Any not knowing the address of the conference office, may send the offering to the General Conference treasurer, W. T. Knox, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.