Two Five-Hundred-Dollar Goals Passed by F. W. PAAP

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1915

Two Five-Hundred-Dollar Goals Passed

By F. W. PAAP

We are glad to be able to pass on the following good partial reports:—

“In the closing work of the Harvest Ingathering campaign, the Portland (Maine) church set aside Wednesday of the week of prayer as a Harvest Ingathering rally day, and all went out once again with the papers. The church school had a holiday, and the children took part in the good work. After the rally we came together and reported our experiences, and the amount received, which was $78.18. Of this amount the children had gathered over $8. We all felt to rejoice and give thanks to the Lord for the good experiences which he gave us. We have now passed the five-hundred-dollar mark. The Portland church has reported over $525 in the Harvest Ingathering work, and we hope to reach the six-hundred-dollar mark before Jan. 1, 1915.

“We have just ordered 10,000 copies of the War Extras of the REVIEW and the Watchman to place in every home in Portland, and also a club of 100 copies of the weekly Signs. We are of good courage, but we need your prayers.

“Sincerely your brother in Christ,

“A. S. SANDERSON.”

Brother Rogers, treasurer of the Takoma Park church, of Washington, D. C., informs us that already that church is $254 above the goal of $500, set at the beginning. This total to date of $754 is $400 more than was raised last year. The Takoma Park church, according to present indications, will go ahead of its proportion of the Twenty-cent-a-week Fund, totaling more than $1,000 for 1914. Let the good work go on. The Lord is in this work. From all sections of the field we hear the note of courage and advancement.

F. W. PAAP.