Harvest Ingathering by T. E. Bowen

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1915

Harvest Ingathering

By T. E. Bowen

WE are glad to report a lively interest still in the Ingathering work. The president of the Lake Union, Brother L. H. Christian, in a recent letter mentions that although the Wabash Valley Sanitarium gathered but two dollars last year, the business manager alone has received over $100 thus far this year, and others there are at work. The Broadview Swedish Seminary has $250, and is striving for $300. Emmanuel Missionary College has $400, and is hoping to get $550. Every minister in the union is working for at least $25, and one has already obtained $128 by actual soliciting. Several of the academies have reached their portion of the big goal. All this sounds good, and they are very hopeful of reaching their union goal of $17,000.

Brother W. J. Stone, before leaving Indianapolis to spend the winter in the West, worked among the business men, and by dollar donations received $32.

Up to November 9, the Pacific Press reports having sent out 806,104 copies of the Harvest Ingathering Signs, including those in foreign languages; over 17,000 of the English Signs had been ordered the previous week. A further edition of the German has been printed.

The honor roll now stands:—

Maritime, October 21.

Maine, November 1.

Ontario, November 16.

T. E. BOWEN.