Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 22, 1908

From a letter written by Elder H. C. Goodrich, at Panama, we quote the following: “I have found here in this country a great demand for our books,—I think the most wonderful demand that has been seen in the work. I believe the Lord is in this work, and that it is the means of carrying the message to the people. I need a man just now to help me hold a good strong institute with our canvassers.”

To those whose hearts call them to the book work, but who for some reason or other have held back in the past, we would say, Write to your State agent or conference office, and those in charge of the work will take pleasure in seeing that you receive the training which supplies one half of the element of success in this or any other work, and thus at an early date become a sharer in the wonderful success and the blessing which the Lord is bestowing upon those in the field.

From nothing to one thousand dollars a month is the record of one of the most recently organized conferences in the Southern Union Conference, in our subscription-book work. Aside from the financial point of view, it speaks volumes for the patient, consecrated efforts of those in charge of the work, and the way in which the Lord can use his servants who have a mind to work, and are determined to have a part in the spreading of this wonderful threefold message he has committed to us as a people. There is nothing to prevent other conferences, in which little is now being done, from making a similar record.