A Quick Work by W. A. S.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

A Quick Work

By W. A. S.

Only two years ago a conference was organized in the province of Alberta, Canada. There were but a few hundred believers, and the field was counted as mission territory. In fact, it appealed to the General Conference for assistance in establishing school and sanitarium enterprises; and though the help could not be given, it was recognized as a legitimate call for help.

Two years pass; and now this little conference raises twenty-three thousand dollars in cash and pledges at their camp-meeting, and Alberta is pressing forward in the hope of soon sending good supplies of means and workers out to more needy fields. At their recent small camp-meeting there were over sixty young people in attendance, many seeking a training for the work. The financial strength which the grace of God enabled the believers to display at the Alberta meeting is another one of the cheering omens that the Lord is to do a quick work.

W. A. S.