Mission Offerings by William T. Knox

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

Mission Offerings

By William T. Knox

HEREWITH is submitted a report of the receipts from North America for foreign missions and relief purposes for the first three months of 1915. As compared with the report for the corresponding time in 1914, this is a very encouraging showing. But notwithstanding this, there is indicated in these figures a shortage of our aim for this period of almost $56,000, $176,563.40 being the amount required to fully attain our purpose, while $120,650.40 is all that has been raised.

Some conferences, like the Atlantic Union, the Northern Union, and the Western Canadian, have made excellent records. The secret of their success is found in the fact that definite plans in an active campaign for missions were inaugurated in the very early days of the year. We trust that the next quarterly report will show that all the union conferences have made decided gains.

W. T. KNOX.