Missionary Printer and Canvassers’ Progress by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 13, 1906

Missionary Printer and Canvassers’ Progress

By Editor

Brother George R. Israel and his wife, of South Lancaster, who have responded to the call for a missionary printer in South Africa, sailed August 30 from England for their field of labor. They were accompanied by Miss Hyatt, daughter of Elder Hyatt, who returns to South Africa after a course of study in the South Lancaster Academy.

We would direct the attention of every reader of the REVIEW to the “Canvassers’ Summary for June” and its accompanying “Notes of Progress” on page 19 of this number. It is a cause for joyous thanksgiving when we can record the splendid gain from month to month which Brother Palmer summarizes in the third paragraph of “Notes of Progress.” It may be well also for the members of the various union conferences to take note of the last two columns in the “Canvassers’ Summary,” that those conferences which are doing least may be encouraged to do more in the work of spreading this message, and that those which are doing most may be encouraged to set a still better example—not in a spirit of rivalry, but with an earnest desire to accomplish the most possible in the grandest cause in all the world.