Lake Union Conference Notes
By J. B. Blosser
At the recent camp-meeting at Menominee, Mich., an interest was manifested in the canvassing work, which had the old-time ring to it. At one of the services the interest was so great that the meeting lasted almost two hours; and then there were many who desired to tell of their rich experiences in the work. One young man and his wife gave themselves to the work for life, and every one promised to take hold in earnest and help put the books in the homes of the people. This spirit will pervade every conference where the leading workers set the pace for it. I believe we shall see a revival of this work in the Lake Union Conference. As the camp-meetings are now in progress, every one should pray that they may prove a time of refreshing for this work.