p. 24 | Western Meetings and Workers’ Council

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 5, 1910

Western Meetings and Workers’ Council

DURING the last week Elder A. G. Daniells, Prof. H. R. Salisbury, and Dr. W. A. Ruble have left for the West, to attend some meetings in the central States and to be present at a council meeting called by the Pacific Union Conference at Loma Linda, Cal., to consider the question of a school for the training of medical missionaries. They will be away from the General Conference Office a month or two, very likely. A number of the union conference presidents in the West will also be in attendance at the Loma Linda meeting.

IN a letter received from Elder A. T. Robinson, of Nebraska, he says: “We have just closed the best workers’ meeting ever held in Nebraska.” He says the necessity of greater results in winning souls in the home field, and the dearth of men and means in the foreign fields, were ever before the council, and the Lord witnessed in a remarkable manner to the efforts to get a clearer view of the necessities of the hour.