Western Washington by Lee Moran

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 10, 1903

Western Washington

By Lee Moran

THE canvassing work in Western Washington is gradually being built up. We have at present fifteen canvassers in the field, and expect more to enter the work soon. Four of these canvassers who have had experience, canvass in their special territory, and are doing good work. The remainder are formed into a company, and at present are at work in the city of Tacoma. Most of our workers are young and inexperienced. By following the company plan we are able to encourage and instruct them. We live as a family, canvass during the day, and have Bible study in the evening. We rise early in the morning, and have a study in the books we are handling, and also in the Testimonies. By this course our canvassers have the opportunity to study, improve, and impart to others. In pursuing the company plan our young workers find it more pleasant, encouraging, and beneficial than canvassing alone.

We are handling chiefly the “Great Controversy.” In our studies and devotional exercises we grow spiritually. Humble, fervent prayer insures success.

LEE MORAN, State Agent.