A Good Report by M. E. K.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 12, 1907

A Good Report

By M. E. K.

WHEN the word “report” is mentioned, referring to the proceedings of a council or convention, people usually think of it as something dry and uninteresting. This is not true of all reports by any means. There is nothing at all dry or uninteresting about the report of the Sabbath-school and Young People’s Convention held last summer. It is printed with large type, has many subheads, and treats of living issues confronting every individual, home, and church in our denomination. It will be our text-book on young people’s work for quite a while to come. The Lord has surely set his hand to fulfil the prophecy of the message of Elijah. Shall we all have a part in it? A twenty-five-cent report for ten cents! Order of your tract society or publishing house. Every worker should carry a few for distribution among the people. One minister at the Atlantic Union Conference took ten along to use in arousing an interest in this important work.

M. E. K.