p. 32 | Sabbath-School Mission Offerings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 7, 1907

Sabbath-School Mission Offerings

THE Sabbath-school Department has been just made up the report of offerings for the third quarter of 1906. The secretary, Sister L. F. Plummer, tells us that $42,391 was given for missions in the Sabbath-schools during the thirty-nine weeks of the three quarters ending September 30. As our readers know, the schools have been earnestly working to raise an average of one thousand dollars a Sabbath for missions during 1906. They have done it during the first three quarters with $3,391 surplus. When the reports are in for the closing quarter of 1906, they must surely show the aim splendidly achieved. This large amount comes in small, but regular gifts—the pennies and nickels and dimes and larger coin dropping Sabbath by Sabbath this into the class-collection envelopes. Thus while the schools are feeding upon the good things of the Word of God, they are sending the word of life to the millions in other lands.