STREET MEETINGS IN DENVER, COLO.
By Loyd J. Caldwell
Why not use the idle Sunday streets of our cities to give the truth wings? How can we scatter the printed page or the spoken word faster or cheaper than by an appeal direct to the unchurched masses there? The writer has taught in this way, and has found it a blessed success. Sales of tracts and papers have run from ninety cents to five dollars each Sunday. Thousands of people thus hear or read something of saving truth, at no expense to the Conference. A colporteur's wagon, covered with Bible texts, is used. A chair and table, or two chairs, answer well. Our periodicals, tracts, etc., are readily taken by the people. I could use many more if I had them. “We are not doing a thousandth part of what should be done.” LOYD J. CALDWELL.