The Washington Herald of Dec. 31, 1910, speaks of a new evangelistic plan of work being carried on by the Methodist Church. It provides for teams of speakers, made up for the most part of laymen, going from city to city for the purpose of bringing about a revival of practical Christian experience in the church-membership. The aims of the plan are set down as follows: (1) Get men to read their Bible and pray with their families daily; (2) regularly attend weekly prayer services in their churches; (3) invite some other man to go to church with them on Sundays, and so help others to cultivate church attendance; and (4) by personal influence to bring about changes in the conduct of other men. This sort of work should possess every disciple of the Lord. There is no such thing as a passive Christianity. Christianity, to be genuine, is positive and active. Jesus Christ went about doing good, and to the extent of our influence we should seek to follow his methods. The foregoing plans and aims are worthy of commendation.