South Carolina by H. B. GALLION

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1909

South Carolina

By H. B. GALLION

We are glad to report progress in the book work for South Carolina. Our recent institute for canvassers held in Aiken was a marked success, and the laborers went forth with renewed courage and consecration to push the work in unentered counties. One of the thoughts which seemed uppermost in the minds of all, was that the work in this State must be done — that some one must meet the difficulties, endure the hardships and privations, come up to the help of the Lord against the mighty, and conquer in the name of the Lord; and each felt that he himself was that some one, and that he ought to enter the work for life. It is no time now to draw back. God expects every one who names his name to do his duty. The bright prospects for 1909 cause us to rejoice in the Lord.

“For that the leaders took the lead in Israel, for that the people offered themselves willingly, bless ye Jehovah.” Judges 5:2, A. R. V.

For territory and information, address the writer at Anderson, S. C.

H. B. GALLION, State Agent.