p. 24 | They Think We Can Do It by T. E. Bowen

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 11, 1913

They Think We Can Do It

By T. E. Bowen

WHILE there has been no definite apportionment made, yet it is the aim and the hope that the amount realized from the Harvest Ingathering campaign shall reach $1.54 per member this year. The following is what two union conference presidents write after seeing the figures for their unions:—

M. N. Campbell, president of the Canadian Union Conference, says: “Your letter relative to the Ingathering campaign was read with deep interest. I think the suggestions excellent, and we in this union will take hold. I shall begin at once on that basis, and I do not see any reason why it will not win.”

Allen Moon, president of the Lake Union Conference, says: “Yours regarding the Harvest Ingathering with the special REVIEW at hand. I think about all I need to say is that I am with you heart and soul in the endeavor to make this Harvest Ingathering productive of $100,000 for missionary purposes. I received a bundle of the advanced copies of the special REVIEW at the camp-meeting; and we have endeavored to make the very best use of these papers in connection with the discussion of the campaign question. Our brethren everywhere seem to be enthusiastic in their interest in the campaign, and I believe that we shall see greater results than ever before.”

Many other letters from conference presidents and secretaries express the same sentiments, and we are very hopeful that splendid work will be done this year with the excellent Missions number of the REVIEW. Now is the time to order of your conference office a liberal supply. Plan for yourself more work this year than ever before, by ordering more papers. T. E. Bowen.