Do You Not Wish to Help?
By Editor
In his report of the first camp-meeting in Greater New York, printed in the Review and Herald of July 20, Pastor W. A. Spicer well presents the immensity and need of the great mission field of that mighty city. After speaking of the work which has been done, Brother Spicer says: The Lord can make ways where there are no ways, and He is showing our friends in this city of apartment-houses the way to get to the people. It is a matter of the utmost importance, for face-to-face and house-to-house effort is the work in which all the believers can join. It would be a blessing, indeed, if somebody had a few hundred dollars, or even a thousand, for this conference to use in a special campaign with the SIGNS to be followed by systematic effort with other literature and Bible work. Somehow this truth is to go right through these long-barred gates, and the workers are full of faith that the time has come, and that they have found the way of victory. Now if there are those who wish to help in this needy field in this way, we shall be glad to furnish the SIGNS or to forward the money to proper parties.