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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 4.

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Hawaiï

By C. D. M. WILLIAMS

WE have a little good news from this field. The Harvest Ingathering began by sending in an order for about 125 papers; but before the order was received, 300 copies had been sent to us. I placed the matter before the church, asking them if we should send back part of the papers, or try to use them all. I told them it seemed to me that the Lord wanted us to use the papers; and that, although we had never been able to raise more than about $30, we were living in a time when God was working; that we should do our part; and that so far as I was concerned I would take my share and go forward trusting the Lord. This seemed to be the mind of nearly all, and the Lord has blessed us beyond our expectations, even more than any of us dared to think. Some thought that we ought to try to raise $50, and one brother, with perhaps more faith than the others, timidly said we could raise $100. We praise God that the hundred mark is passed, and we have some more to come in. It seems to me that it may be possible that the Lord will give us the original $30 and the $100 extra.
We take up the evangelical work with renewed energy, and pray that the Lord will give us even greater success in winning souls for the kingdom. We now have a message-filled tract for the Hawaiians, which we hope to circulate as fast as possible.
C. D. M. WILLIAMS.