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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 21, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 3.

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Now Is the Time

By W. A. S.

IN a letter from Inland China, Dr. A. C. Selmon says of the revolution of thought going on in that ancient land:—
It looks as if China would be able to carry itself through this crisis, and if it does, it means much to this empire. Now is the time to put in our best efforts here in China.
The reports from our missionaries in all lands bring that word, “Now is the time.” The same message was sent us a little time ago by the spirit of prophecy. “Now, just now,” was declared to be the time to press the work in foreign lands. The conditions in entered and unentered fields, amid old civilizations and new, cry to us, “Now is the time.”
The hope of meeting this call, humanly speaking, depends upon the faithfulness of believers in every church in bringing in the weekly offerings for missions. If believers, led by church and conference officers, will only agitate and encourage, until from every church, month by month and quarter by quarter, there shall flow in an average of ten cents a week each, for missions, it will mean a mighty extension of our field of operations. We must see it, for, truly, “Now is the time.”
W. A. S.