New Brunswick by Mabel Dimock

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

New Brunswick

By Mabel Dimock

ST. JOHN.—Another year has rolled around, and we are again in the midst of the Harvest Ingathering campaign. Many are actively engaged in the work of placing the MISSIONS REVIEW in the homes of the people and soliciting donations for the work in foreign fields.

We have been glad to see the interest which has attended this campaign from the beginning.

Reports have not come in yet from the different churches, but we thought that some might be interested to hear about the work that is being done by this little company. Three hundred twenty-five copies were received here. As yet only one hundred forty have been disposed of, but the work is still going forward. From the papers already disposed of, over forty dollars has been received.

One of the workers visited the Chinamen in the laundries, and solicited their donations for the work in their home land. A deep interest seemed to be manifested by them, and from eighteen visited, over six dollars was collected.

The children are taking an interest in the work, and are doing well. One little girl of eleven years took the ten papers that were sent to her mother as a subscriber to the REVIEW, and received two dollars and eighty cents for them. Another little girl of twelve has disposed of sixteen, and received four dollars.

All engaged in the work are receiving rich blessings from the Lord. This is truly his work. We trust that the means thus raised will be sufficient to carry the light of the message to many.

Mabel Dimock, Missionary Secretary.