Our Progress Department.
By A. J. B.
BEING confident that the readers of the REVIEW are deeply interested in the progress of the cause of present truth in all parts of the field, it is our purpose to make this department one of the most interesting features of the paper. In addition, therefore, to the regular reports received, it has been thought best to print, as often as possible, brief items of interest concerning the work and the workers in various parts of the harvest field, similar to the reports from Australia, California, and Colorado, found in this issue. Owing to our limited space, and also to the fact that, in these busy times, it is literally necessary for one to read as he runs, we request our ministers, licentiates, Bible workers, canvassers, teachers,—any and every worker in the missionary field,—to send us brief, newsy reports. Please, brethren and sisters, let us have such reports from your vicinity, telling, in a few words, what has actually been accomplished in the work in which you are engaged: the number of converts to the truth, number of baptisms, interesting experiences, encouraging features, improvements made in methods of work, etc., etc. Do not think you cannot report simply because you are not a minister, or a licentiate, or a Bible worker, or a teacher, or because you are not employed by your Conference or the General Conference. The readers of the REVIEW also desire to know, we believe, what the laymen, the church-members, are doing. We look for a hearty response from our workers and readers everywhere. A. J. B.