Southern Oregon by T. G. Bunch

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1915

Southern Oregon

By T. G. Bunch

OUR little corps of workers in the Southern Oregon Conference is working hard, and the Lord is helping us to keep pace with the onward sweep of the message. During the first three quarters of 1915, eighty-two persons were baptized, and a number added on confession of faith. Although the Pacific Coast is passing through hard times because of the slump in the lumber industry, the tithe has increased a little over the same period last year.

Good reports are coming in from all parts of the conference regarding the Harvest Ingathering campaign, and indications are that we shall far exceed all previous records. Not quite so many papers are being ordered as last year, but better use is being made of them. We are finding many who are interested in our work and are watching the progress of this movement.

Oregon is at present stirred over the enforcement of Sunday laws, and we are planning to take advantage of the opportunity to enlighten the people on this subject by a religious liberty campaign. Theaters are offered us free, and each meeting announced on the screen.

We are of good courage, and expect this message soon to triumph, and are determined to triumph with it.

T. G. BUNCH.