A Reviving Campaign by D. W. REAVIS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

A Reviving Campaign

By D. W. REAVIS

The Review campaign is resulting in revivals in some sections of the country. From a conference president's personal letter we quote the following:—

“We are still pushing the Review campaign. We are stirring matters all we can. Thus far in every church that we have visited in the interest of this work, a general revival has taken place; and we have succeeded in getting the Review in the home of every Sabbath-keeping family.”

If the mere subscribing for the Review brings a revival in the church, what would be the result in that church when every member becomes a regular reader of the paper? This question was answered last year in one of our conferences where the result of having the Review in many families was experienced. Spirituality was improved, tithe was increased, and a general interest in the work was evident in all the churches.

A. J. Olsen, State agent of Wisconsin, has set his mark about right for the book work in that State. He says:—

“I am working for one hundred and fifty canvassers for next spring. I almost think we shall have them; and it is true that the soil is good; and if we can put in a good amount of books, it will help our people to feel differently in regard to the canvassing work.”

D. W. REAVIS.