The Campaign Program by A. J. S. B.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 14, 1909

The Campaign Program

By A. J. S. B.

THE special second Sabbath program of October 9 is now in the past. The next item on the program is the special preparatory meeting to be held in each church Sunday, October 31, for the purpose of assigning territory to the

members, drilling them on the REVIEW canvass, and giving other necessary instruction.

Campaign week opens November 1. On that Monday morning let all able-bodied Seventh-day Adventists take a good-sized bundle of the REVIEW and start out, bright and early, to visit the neighbors, friends, and townspeople in their assigned territory, leaving a copy of the Missions REVIEW with each family, and soliciting liberal donations for our foreign missions.

On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday following, let the good work be continued, each member putting in at least a second full day's work for foreign missions. On these four days let all unfinished or abandoned territory be thoroughly canvassed.

Finally as a fitting conclusion of the week's effort, the General Conference Committee recommends that on Sabbath, November 6, a missionary rally be held in each church, opportunity being given to the workers to relate their interesting experiences. This will doubtless prove to be the best Sabbath service of the entire year.

If, in some churches, the special REVIEW and other campaign supplies do not arrive in time, it is recommended that such churches appoint one week later, or November 6-13, as their first campaign week, holding their special preparatory meeting Sunday, November 7, and proceeding the remainder of the week as previously outlined. A. J. S. B.