IOWA CHURCHES MEAN BUSINESS
The following letter from E. G. Olsen tells of more churches that are putting forth effort for the relief of Union College. If all churches would only work as hard as these churches are working, we should not need relief for the schools:— Dear Brother Magan: Many thanks for your kind letter, which was received in due time. I am thankful to have a part in this grand work. I believe Iowa will do its part. The territory Brother—and I have is being worked, and the people are responding nobly. I have excellent reports from some of the workers. Of course it will take a strong pull to sell our books, our allotted number, but with the help of God I expect it will be done. How precious are Sister White’s words to us at this time. How good the Lord is in proposing this blessed work to us. That leaflet which you got up is just the thing. I am indeed thankful that we soon shall have our Danish book. I HAVE VISITED TWELVE CHURCHES, AND THEY ALL HAVE VOTED TO TAKE THEIR ALLOTTED NUMBER, TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN BOOKS. This means a big pull. The Lord greatly bless you in your noble work.