The Harvest Ingathering Campaign by F. G.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

The Harvest Ingathering Campaign

By F. G.

THE Ingathering campaign is certain to be of great benefit to our schools, for it gives a practical education, during the school term, in the very thing that we are preparing our students to do after they leave school. It gives to them an opportunity to become acquainted with the people in the vicinity of the school, and to find openings for Christian Help work, Bible readings, and other ways of doing good.

From E. A. Manry, principal of the Tunesassa (N. Y.) School, we have this word: “Our school ordered one thousand copies of the Missions REVIEW, and to-day the majority of our students are out with them.”

E. A. Sutherland, president of the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute, writes: “Last year we spent two days in the Harvest Ingathering campaign. We are planning to do a good work in the neighborhood this year. We are also planning a campaign with ‘Christ’s Object Lessons’ and ‘Ministry of Healing.’ Each church-member is requested to take two copies of ‘Ministry of Healing’ to help the Nashville Sanitarium. This will make quite a large number for our school.”

Clifton L. Taylor, principal of Beechwood Manual Training Academy, Fairland, Ind., says: “Beechwood Academy is doing active work in the Harvest Ingathering campaign. We have started out to raise one hundred dollars for our missions, and have already secured about two thirds of this sum.”

Our schools should enter heartily upon every movement for the advancement of this message. The education which the students receive in these campaigns is of inestimable value. F. G.