p. 19 | Courage in the Southland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1908

Courage in the Southland

THE summary which appeared in a recent REVIEW indicates that the Southwestern Union Conference stands at the head of our twelve unions here in North America in taking orders for subscription books. Concerning the general prospects for the work throughout the South, Brother J. A. Ford, manager of the Southern Publishing Association, writes as follows:—

“Yes, the Southwestern Union Conference is going right ahead. Their reports are increasing every week. I can say the same of the Southern and South-eastern Unions. We now have forty canvassers in what is now the Southern Union Conference. A few weeks ago we did not have that many in

the Southern and Southeastern together; and best of all, they are all meeting with good success. The financial troubles in the world have not troubled the canvassers to any great extent. In a few instances they have thought their deliveries were not so good as they otherwise would have been, but in most places they can see no difference.”