A Great Missionary Movement by W. J. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 8, 1906

A Great Missionary Movement

By W. J. Stone

The raising of this $150,000 has now resolved itself into a great forward missionary movement to establish our work more firmly in the regions beyond. While I felt that I could heartily throw my whole soul and energy into the raising of our portion of this sum in Indiana as it stood at first, on account of the great needs at Washington and the South, I now feel, since the division of this fund, so much of which is to go to strengthen our mission posts in different parts of the world, that I can push the matter with even greater zeal; and I am confident that all our brethren and sisters will feel the same. And now as our plans are fully perfected, and the field divided, shall we not take hold and make this a quick work? Plans have been laid which will lay the burden of raising the Indiana portion of this sum upon the officers of our conference first, then upon all our workers, our church officers, and then upon our lay brethren. Every Seventh-day Adventist in the conference will be asked to get under this load and lift all he possibly can, until the fund is raised. May God give us all willing minds and liberal hearts to give, and give now. W. J. STONE.