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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 2, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 5.

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A Good Record

By William T. Knox

A REPORT recently received from the East Michigan Conference contains some interesting and encouraging items, showing the development of the work in that conference from a financial standpoint, by contrasting the results of the year 1910 with those of 1904.
1910 1904 GAIN
Tithe $26,567.61 $13,756.82 $12,810.79
Total funds 39,542.49 16,680.02 22,862.47
Sent abroad 15,271.86 3,882.29 11,389.57
S. S. offerings 2,168.15 706.43 1,461.72
Tithe per capita 14.38 7.01
In 1904 the conference was indebted to the General Conference Association to the amount of $6,503.42, which amount has been paid in full. An indebtedness of $2,000 to the Lake Union Conference has also been provided for. The tract society is reported out of debt, with a balance to its credit of over $4,600. In addition to this, a good start has been made by this conference in raising its apportionment of the $300,000 Fund, with the expectation that the entire amount will be provided for before the close of the present year. These are certainly encouraging figures, and we trust that the year 1911 will show fully as great a development as any of the preceding six years. W. T. Knox.