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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 17, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 53.

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Maine

By A. E. Sanderson

PORTLAND.—The membership of the church in Portland, Maine, is seventy-nine. October 5 we all entered into the Harvest Ingathering campaign with a great deal of zeal and enthusiasm, and at the present time we have reached the standard of five dollars a member, and undoubtedly by the time this is read we shall have passed the four-hundred-dollar mark.
Sunday night, November 22, the church held a Harvest Ingathering service for missions, the children and young people taking part in the program which was arranged. The church was crowded, and every one seemed to enjoy greatly the special program, “The Story of Twenty Centuries.” The Harvest Ingathering offering taken that night was $105.01.
We are all of good courage, and intend to continue the Ingathering work until Jan. 1, 1915. We shall try to reach the five hundred-dollar mark, and hope to pass it. By writing letters and by visiting friends, neighbors, and business men, and telling them about the work and its need at the present time, and soliciting donations, it is wonderful how much can be gathered for the Lord. Pray for us, dear brethren, and let us all work while the day lasts.
A. E. SANDERSON.