Your ShelfYour Projects

Canvassing in South Carolina

20%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 14, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 15.

Read the full edition

Canvassing in South Carolina

By T. H. Jeys

A COMPARISON of the tabulated reports given in the REVIEW from time to time reveals the fact that South Carolina is an excellent canvassing field. The territory has not been worked over again and again by agents for other houses. The people are kind, hospitable, and look with favor upon the evangelistic canvasser.
We want many helpers, and gladly welcome those who have a burden for souls. We are not specially anxious to invite persons who have nothing to do where they are, or who have a burden to deal in land speculation as a side issue. There is much land all over South Carolina, but our message is more important than the land.
Now, just now, while the doors of thousands of homes are open, we wish to enter with the life message. H. B. Gallion, Anderson, S. C., is our State missionary agent. Write him for information.
T. H. JEYS, Pres. South Carolina Conf.