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Our Final Harvest Ingathering Report

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 5.

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Our Final Harvest Ingathering Report

By T. E. Bowen

THE 1915 Harvest Ingathering campaign is now closed. The final figures are made up, and we are indeed happy to be able to report the splendid gain made over any previous year's record—the grand total being $78,333.25, a gain of $20,734.52 over last year, when it was $57,598.73. We passed by $3,000, our three-fourths milepost, on our attempt to reach the $100,000 goal. Surely this is a very encouraging gain, and it is hoped the coming year, by the blessing of the Lord, we shall be able to reach the big goal.
The Mission Board greatly appreciates this supplement to mission funds, making it possible to send on many additional recruits to the waiting fields.
We have a long list of conferences to add to this our final report, having reached their portion of the $100,000 goal. It now stands as follows:—
Maritime, October 21. Alabama, October 31. Newfoundland, October 31. Maine, November 1. Ontario, November 16. Canadian Union, November 16. Montana, November 30. Mississippi, December 10. Iowa, December 13. Minnesota, December 20. New Jersey, December 24. Saskatchewan, December 29. Eastern New York, December 31. District of Columbia, December 31. Atlantic Union, December 31. Greater New York, December 31. Massachusetts, December 31. Northern New England, December 31. Western New York, December 31. Quebec, December 31. Kansas, December 31. Eastern Pennsylvania, December 31. East Michigan, December 31. Northern Illinois, December 31. Kentucky, December 31. Oklahoma, December 31.
IN 1913, four conferences were listed upon the roll of honor; in 1914 twelve conferences and one union; this last year, twenty-four conferences and two unions. A splendid increase, or double this year over last.
T. E. BOWEN.