The Midsummer Offering

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 8, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 23.

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The Midsummer Offering

THE midsummer offering for foreign missions is to be taken July 1. Readings will be provided, envelopes will be sent out, and we hope for a good attendance of the members of the respective churches.
We believe it will prove a great blessing to have this day set apart for prayer in behalf of our workers in foreign lands.
God has greatly blessed our efforts in nearly every land, and many souls have come to rejoice in the third angel's message. The work never was more successful than now.
An interesting program will be arranged, and we believe the day will be profitable to all, both old and young.
Will not every church-member plan for this meeting? Do not forget the date, July 1. We shall hope for a general rally.
The donation on this occasion will be for the support of our mission fields. Let each of us plan to bring an offering on this occasion: nor should our offering be the only blessing to be realized, but let us all seek God for a deep spiritual blessing to rest upon his cause everywhere.
I. H. EVANS.