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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 26, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 50.

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Mission Offerings

By W. T. Knox

HEREWITH is submitted the report of receipts from the Twenty-cent-a-week Fund for the first nine months of 1914. While it shows some slight improvement over previous reports this year, yet the shortage is a very serious one, and causes the Mission Board great anxiety. The amount required for the period under consideration is $507,101.40. The amount received is $321,386.91, leaving a shortage of $185,714.49.
To overcome this in the remaining months of the year, it will require perseverance and faithful work on the part of all conference and church officers, and liberal offerings from all our people. To fail to make up the full amount may mean to threaten our mission work with calamity, especially now that greater responsibilities are thrown upon the General Conference treasury by the conditions existing in the European Division Conference. W. T. Knox.