An Appeal and a Plan by Arthur G. Daniells

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 12, 1903

An Appeal and a Plan

By Arthur G. Daniells

IN another column will be found an appeal from the Southern Missionary Society in behalf of the work among the colored people in the South. This is more than an appeal; it is an appeal accompanied by a simple, feasible plan by which the appeal can be made effective. I believe this will commend itself to the judgment of every thoughtful reader of the REVIEW. The need of this teaching and gospel ministry in the South is certainly very great. Our love and pity for the millions there in darkness will surely help us to respond to this appeal in the way suggested in the plan accompanying it.

There are brethren whose prosperity the past year will enable them to send means to help pay for the production of the book "Story of Joseph." And there are thousands of women and children who could sell a few copies of the book and send all the proceeds to the Southern Missionary Society. The small price makes the sale a simple matter. As a result of these efforts, many sheaves may be garnered for the kingdom. A. G. DANIELLS.