Missionary Work in Northern California

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 32.

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Missionary Work in Northern California

BROTHER J. R. FERREN, missionary secretary of the Pacific Union Conference, reports a number of interesting meetings held with several churches in the Northern California Conference. One small church bought a $5 package of tracts, and added 11 copies to its weekly Signs club. Speaking further of their work, Brother Ferren says: “We are putting out quite a little of our good literature. I am endeavoring to impress the value of strong organization, and the giving of regular attention to the missionary department of each church. We are getting the church missionary agents to work. Our next meetings will be at Melrose, Berkeley, Richmond, Alameda, and other points about San Francisco Bay. I then leave for the Southern California camp-meeting. I hope also to spend a few weeks with the churches in Arizona.”