It Must Go

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 4, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 9.

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It Must Go.

IN a recent letter concerning the work in the New York Conference, Brother George B. Thompson, the president, writes as follows about the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons:” —
“We are now in the beginning of one of the greatest efforts we have ever made in the sale of ‘Christ’s Object Lessons.’ All the force of the Conference is to be devoted to pushing this work during March, as this seems to be the most favorable time for us. We are planning to have every church organized for service, and hope to sell a large number of our books during this time, and to continue till they are all sold. I have just called a meeting of the Conference Committee and the District directors to consider and mature the plans further. We have decided that this thing must go.”
This has the right ring to it, and the work will surely succeed. Now let all the other Conferences come to the same decision, and with one united effort the burden of debt can soon be lifted.
BROTHER M. C. STURDEVANT passed through Battle Creek last week, on his way to Matabeleland, which is to be his future field of labor. Brother Sturdevant felt called to this field, and expressed his desire in the matter before the Mission Board invited him to go. For the past ten or twelve years he has labored in the South, the latter part of this time in the State of Georgia.