p. 20 | Notes on the Summary by E. R. P.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 7, 1909

Notes on the Summary

By E. R. P.

We extend our 'best greeting to Brazil as she appears in the August summary with a good report for four months.

There are many 'slippery' places in this wicked world in which we labor. There is nothing easier than to backslide, and no experience is more dangerous. Let us all study the August summary, and see if our feet have slipped since 1908.

Notice how the reports from other lands keep at their general average as we approach the winter months. What a grand thing it would be if we would make the winter time fairly blaze with the light and warmth of our labors for the Master!

Take another look, please, at the comparative summary at the close of the general report. Every look will do your soul good. One of the opponents of our organized work has said that he can see many evidences that our work is “rapidly going to pieces.” Study this comparative summary, and see the rate at which our publishing work is “going to pieces”!

E. R. P.