Faith That Works

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1910

One of the most striking illustrations we have ever seen of good results from faith in God, coupled with hard work, is afforded by the success of our canvassers in Texas during the fall months, notwithstanding the drought, the worst experienced in Texas for twenty years. The following paragraph from a letter written by Brother W. W. Eastman, November 28, may be interesting to our readers:—

“We have been having our spring this fall. A more beautiful autumn I have never seen. Things are growing yet, and the wheat is in fine condition for winter grazing, which will relieve the feed panic somewhat. The high-priced cotton has helped us out considerably, and we have made a good delivery. Texas deliveries will exceed last year's quite substantially, I think. The best part of it is that we now have in Texas the largest number of canvassers that have ever worked for a Christmas delivery. There is a growing sentiment toward canvassing all the year. The work looks very encouraging from every standpoint.” E. R. P.