Change of Field by H. G. Thurston

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · May 30, 1912

Change of Field

By H. G. Thurston

AFTER a pleasant official connection with the Arizona Conference for five years, I decided to resign my office as president, and resume evangelistic work for a time. My family is now located in San Bernardino, Cal., and I expect my work will be in this part of the Southern California Conference for some months.

Although earnestly solicited to remain in Arizona until the annual conference in the fall, it was my conviction that the work would not be hindered by a change in the administration of the conference; and I believe the plans which have been contemplated by the conference committee will be successfully carried out, leaving me free to engage in field work without the interruption of official duties and responsibilities. Elder G. W. Reaser was getting the work well in hand when I left, April 30.

Whether I begin work in San Jacinto or in San Bernardino has not been fully decided, but I hope to have the pleasure of doing successful field work, and thus help hasten the time when partings shall be at an end. My address is Box 463, San Bernardino, Cal.

H. G. THURSTON.