p. 20 | A Special Effort for July by E. R. P.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 8, 1909

A Special Effort for July

By E. R. P.

FORTY hours a week, or better, during the month of July is the standard which is being set by our brave workers throughout the field. All who have studied our statistics during the past few years have observed that July has, in each instance, been our banner month. It has often occurred that July has been a five-weeks' month. This year the June report will be for five weeks, and as our student canvassers are all in the field, we may expect the June report to be very large. However, we look to see the July report stand up well above last year, and in order that this may be so, that the call is being sent out to all parts of the field for a supreme effort during July. Our canvassers are responding loyally—they always do. And we have confidence that four full weeks in July will give us a record above last year.

May the Lord bless our agents in this special effort, and help them to secure results which will make them want to work forty hours a week ever afterward.

E. R. P.