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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 1.

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A Regiment of “Unquittables”

By CHAS. THOMPSON

WE believe it is a step in the right direction to add to our forces a regiment of “unquittables,”—those who will greet January 1 with a prospectus, and canvass the whole year.
The enemy doesn’t stop his work; and why should the Lord’s servants? A farmer once remarked, “I have an excellent well, with two exceptions: it goes dry in the summer, and freezes over in the winter.” This has sometimes been the trouble with the canvassing work. The Southeastern Union Conference has demonstrated that it doesn’t freeze up in the winter, and we believe our workers are of the stuff that will not go dry in the summer.
Many of our loyal brethren and sisters should at once join the ranks of the “unquittables,” and enter the field in this department to remain until the coming of the Master.
CHAS. THOMPSON.