p. 24 | The Annual Committee Council by Editor

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

The Annual Committee Council

By Editor

As we go to press, the council has not finished its work. Problems of mission finance, of institutional development at home and abroad, of the extension of the work in scores of lands, of the growing Educational, Medical, and Young People's departments, of arrangements for the year's meetings and the next General Conference, have kept the council engaged from early morning till late at night. Again and again have we been impressed anew with the rapid development of this cause. The interests of all the fields, and all the departments of work, are so interwoven and so interdependent that these annual committee councils are necessary and most profitable factors in hastening onward the world-wide work. Never was there a fuller measure of the spirit of love and courage manifested in a council.

We have received, too late for insertion in this week's paper, notice that the annual session of the Southern New England Conference will be held at Hartford, Conn., May 12-17 inclusive. Full particulars will be given in the next paper.