Progress in the South England Conference
ELDER S. G. HAUGHEY, president of the South England Conference, writes from London, under date of June 27: “Here in the British Isles we are of good courage. Our people are keeping well, and are going steadily forward with the work, in which we are making progress. Our tithes and offerings are keeping up well, notwithstanding the serious time in which we are living. Of course prices have gone up, in many cases more than forty per cent, yet our people are faithful in rendering to the Lord his own. Our tithes and offerings have for the first quarter of 1915 been larger than for any preceding quarter since the organization of the conference. We have several strong efforts in progress, three of which are tent efforts. From each of these come reports of excellent attendance. We hope to see good results from this year’s work.”