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When the Ingathering Missions Number Gets Back into Mission Fields

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 8, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 29.

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When the Ingathering Missions Number Gets Back into Mission Fields

BROTHER ROY MERSHON, laboring in North Borneo, writes:— “I wish that the brethren at home could see the eager look and interest that are aroused when we show the pictures [in the Harvest Ingathering Signs] to the native people, especially when some one they know happens to be in the group. It was almost worth coming all the way over here just to see the eager joy on the faces of our members last night at the prayer meeting when I showed them this year’s Ingathering Signs, with the picture of our old “deacon,” as we call him. He is the father and grandfather of several of our members here in Sandakan. They were elated to think that the brethren in the United States cared so much for them as to put their pictures in the paper.”