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British Union Financial Gains

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 12, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 47.

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British Union Financial Gains

A GOOD word comes from the British Union Conference. Elder W. J. Fitz-gerald writes of their financial report for the quarter ending September 30: “We should have felt pleased if we had barely held our own financially as compared with the third quarter of 1913; so you can well imagine how gratified we were when our reports all came to hand revealing a gain in tithes of $1,000, and in offerings to missions of about $1,250.” Truly the work moves forward in all these countries agitated and distressed by the great war. Nothing can stay the message of truth; but if the situation is prolonged, with increasing disturbance, we must expect to hear of serious depletion of the normal income in the European unions.