“Christ’s Object Lessons” in the Southern Union Conference
By P. T. Magan
A GREAT movement in behalf of the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons” has recently been inaugurated in the Southern Union Conference. Elder George I. Butler and the laborers working with him in that field are now stirring things mightily in behalf of the relief of the Graysville Academy and the Huntsville Industrial School. Recently a thousand copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons” were shipped to the Southern Publishing Association, but before they could reach the field, the sales had amounted to about three thousand copies. The California Conference has made a donation to the Southern Union Conference of three thousand copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” in order to help that needy field. Brother W. C. Wales has been put in charge of the organization of the work, and is now visiting the different conferences and camp meetings, and getting things systematized so that the work can go forward as soon as it is possible. The South did not join the jubilee procession as early as some other conferences, but we are thankful now that that whole field is hard at work, not only relieving her schools from debt, but through the sale of the book giving new life and experience to hundreds of the church members, and bringing joy and hope to many people who by this means are having an opportunity to hear this blessed truth. P. T. Magan.