Consecrated Enthusiasm in a Great Movement by Arthur Grosvenor Daniells

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 19, 1908

Consecrated Enthusiasm in a Great Movement

By Arthur Grosvenor Daniells

THE Harvest Ingathering plan for raising funds from the general public for the support of our foreign work has been received most cordially by our people, and is being responded to with commendable enthusiasm. A mighty movement is now on, which should enlist the earnest prayers and hearty co-operation of every Seventh-day Adventist.

Sunday morning, November 15, orders had been received for has 157,707 copies, and still the orders come in so rapidly that several clerks are required to enter them and pass them on to the Review and Herald Office. On the morning of November 15, orders were received for 28,695 copies.

The first edition of this special, numbering four hundred thousand copies, was exhausted last week. Another order for fifty thousand copies was immediately placed; but before the day was past, orders were received covering these fifty thousand copies, and another order was placed, raising the total edition to five hundred thousand copies. Another order has since been given for fifty thousand copies more, and the indications are that this additional order will have to be duplicated very soon. The Review and Herald Office is again running night and day to supply these papers.

The hand of the Lord is in this movement, and his people are responding to his call. May the good Spirit of the Master rest upon each worker, and a message of light be carried to the people of this great country as the result of this movement. A. G. DANIELLS.