Fifteen Cents a Week for Missions

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1913

Fifteen Cents a Week for Missions

MUCH interest has been shown by union conferences in making it possible for them to report an average of fifteen cents a week throughout the year 1912 to missions for all church-members in the local conferences represented by the union. Several large unions quite doubtful as to whether this would be possible have, by the splendid work done by both people and leaders, been able to rejoice in their success when all moneys were in for the year. A later report will show how each local and union conference stood. Several union conferences report that all former records for any one month were broken in the amounts received during December. These returns have been watched with keen interest at headquarters, and the hearts of the workers connected with the Mission Board are greatly cheered, and these workers join heartily in the rejoicing over the splendid success attained by so many conferences and unions. As the good news reaches our missionaries in distant lands, they, too, will be encouraged and rejoice with us. It is through a willing people God is to finish his work throughout the earth. And he will surely richly bless every one who has helped to make up this average of fifteen cents each week per member for 1912, so generally attained here in the home land.