Harvest Ingathering Campaign by A. G. DANIELLS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 6, 1910

Harvest Ingathering Campaign

By A. G. DANIELLS

A Good Response

During the past few weeks we have received many very encouraging letters from our union and local conference presidents relative to their plans and arrangements for conducting the Harvest Ingathering campaign in their territories.

We appreciate these letters very much. The leaders in our conferences seem to approve, without exception, of the plans that have been laid for local conference officers and laborers to direct the campaign, and the correspondence surely indicates that strong, intelligent plans are being worked up in each conference for pushing the work.

We feel a deep interest in this new plan, and greatly rejoice as we see the local conferences putting their shoulders beneath the load; for if the Harvest Ingathering work is conducted according to the present plan, it will mean a successful campaign, and the strengthening of our work both in the local conferences and in foreign fields.

And yet, while we rejoice and are full of courage, there is still a feeling of anxiety lest some may not realize how great the responsibility is which they have taken in this matter, and may fail to lay such broad plans and to put such energy into the work, as to bring the best possible results. We therefore especially urge the officers and laborers in our conferences, and the officers of churches, to take a strong hand in directing this campaign, and in following up the work until it has achieved a splendid success. If the leaders both in the conferences and in the churches put their shoulders beneath the load, and lift with might and main, the people will respond faithfully and do a good work. May the Lord greatly bless both leaders and people in this good work.

A. G. DANIELLS.