The Missions Campaign by T. E. BOWEN

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

The Missions Campaign

By T. E. BOWEN

HERE is a letter from New Jersey, written by a sister past eighty years of age:—

“I thank the dear Lord that I have been able to gather $10.25. I have not been able to go out much, so I sent the papers and wrote letters. I had only ten papers. Two I did not get anything for, but the Lord blessed with the rest, and I praise his holy name.”

The secretary who received this letter, adds, “If some of us who are better able to get out had some of her spirit, I think perhaps there would be more money coming into the Lord’s treasury.”

The London (Ontario) church has reached a ten-dollar average for every member—$300, thirty members.

We have now turned our 700,000 corner in papers used, as on December 4 the record stood 709,433.

No conference was added to the honor roll during the past week.

Prayer, the week of prayer, devoted consecration to God, and work for missions with the Ingathering REVIEW form a combination that will not fail in bringing Heaven’s choicest blessings into every heart. T. E. BOWEN.