p. 19 | A Star Has Appeared by W. B. White

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1908

A Star Has Appeared

By W. B. White

WE presume that those who have been carefully watching the growth of the $150,000 fund have noticed in the recent issues of the REVIEW that a star has appeared opposite the name of the Upper Columbia Conference; this indicates that that conference has paid its proportion of the $150,000 fund, and can sing the song of jubilee over this obligation. We are wondering now what conference in the union will be next. We are receiving good reports from the different State conferences, saying that they are hurrying their work forward to close it, if possible, before the union conference, January 31. We hope all may be successful.

We certainly congratulate the brethren and sisters of the Upper Columbia Conference, and we know that the successful completion of this work will give them much satisfaction. Probably no one feels the poorer, and all feel blessed in doing their part. We shall watch the States of the North Pacific Union Conference with interest, to see what conference will next appear with a star before it in the list. Two of the union conferences are now clear, the Southern and the Atlantic. We hope ours may swing into line very soon with our proportion paid.

W. B. WHITE, President North Pacific Union Conf.