The Campaign in Kansas
By P. T. MAGAN
At the Kansas camp meeting it was voted, by all the people assembled there, to take hold of the work for “Christ’s Object Lessons,” beginning with the middle of the month of October. The entire conference has been districted, and a definite territory assigned to each worker. Already every laborer, except three, has begun his work in behalf of the relief of Union College. One of these three is the superintendent of church schools, who is exceedingly busy just now in getting the schools in working order, and the other two are in new fields, where the interest is so great that it would seem inadvisable to close the meetings for the present. Besides this, November 15 was appointed as a day for special prayer concerning this matter. God is wonderfully blessing in the work. One church has already sold its entire quota, but the members expect to keep on working, in order to make up for the deficiency which there will be in some places on account of absent members. It is the plan of the brethren in Kansas, if possible, to finish the entire campaign by the first of January.