Harvest Ingathering Work in Colorado

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 24, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 47.

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Harvest Ingathering Work in Colorado

Colorado

The following letter, forwarded to us by Elder C. R. Kite, from a sister who has been doing earnest work in Colorado in the Harvest Ingathering campaign, illustrates how the work may be carried on successfully, and what a power this work may become in getting the truth before the people, and in soliciting funds for our foreign missions:—
“I know you will appreciate the fact that we have entered upon the Harvest Ingathering work. I myself put out ninety-eight papers, and have not missed getting something at every house, having taken in $14.18. Sister —— took in $1.75 in one day, and Sister ——, sixty cents. Not a paper has been wasted. We are of good courage. I have counted thirteen who have asked personally for meetings. I found one lady and two children on this trip who promised they would come to our Sabbath-school. On Tuesday after one family had given me fifty cents, I went back in the evening, and gave treatment to one who was sick. Then they gave me $1. This day's work being devoted to the Lord, I added that to “my missionary money.””