Canvassers’ Institute in North Carolina by G. W. Wells

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 13, 1910

Canvassers’ Institute in North Carolina

By G. W. Wells

THE faithful canvassers in North Carolina have been richly blessed the past year. Plans are now being laid to hold a canvassers’ institute at Hildebran, N. C., beginning about the second week in February, 1910, and lasting about ten days. The exact date will be given later.

We are giving this notice in due time, with the hope that some may be induced to join the regular army of canvassers here, also to unite with us in the institute, for prayer, study, and service.

The general canvassing agent of the Southeastern Union Conference will be present, and give valuable instruction daily. Brother H. B. Tilden, the field agent, will have charge. All inquiries should be addressed to him at R. F. D. 4, Hickory, N. C. The writer expects to be present to assist in every way possible.

We are thankful for the faithful workers already in this field, and for the success following their efforts, but there is much excellent territory still unoccupied. Who will help us? G. W. WELLS, President.