A Word From the Treasury by W. T. Knox

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 8, 1910

A Word From the Treasury

By W. T. Knox

THE supplying of necessary funds to our brethren in foreign fields during the past summer has not been without its perplexities, the receipts of the treasury being very light in comparison with the demands. Some fields have been at times supplied with less than their appropriation called for. Some months we have been obliged to be a little late in remitting, but always somehow the Lord has provided, and our good brethren at the front have been patient in it all. We hope now that the worst is over, and that in a few days the treasury will begin to feel the effects from the liberality of our brethren as manifested in their midsummer offerings and in the donations at the camp-meetings. From almost all the camp-meetings good reports have come of blessings enjoyed and offerings made. If the conference treasurers can hurry on their remittances this month, it will be a great help to the Treasury Department.

W. T. KNOX.