The Harvest Ingathering Campaign by William T. Knox

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Sep 26, 1912

The Harvest Ingathering Campaign

By William T. Knox

For the past three or four months the constituency of the denomination has, through the columns of the Review and Herald and the various union and local conference papers, been kept informed of the plans of the General Conference concerning the Harvest Ingathering campaign for 1912. An excellent medium for this campaign has been provided in the October number of the Signs of the Times Magazine, printed by the Pacific Press Publishing Association, and now ready for distribution. The time set for the campaign is upon us, the general plan providing for a special effort in all the churches by all members, from September 30 to October 4, to continue, as may be necessary in individual cases, throughout the remainder of the year.

Before this time a thorough organization for the effort has without doubt been perfected in all the churches. Every member should plan to have a very definite part in the work, and to fully cooperate in the general plans of the denomination in the circulation of this paper and the securing of funds for our mission work.

In past years the results of these campaigns have been of great assistance to the Mission Board in helping it meet the heavy demands made upon it; but with the experience gained in past campaigns, the excellent medium supplied, and the urgent need of expansion of our work in all heathen lands, every one should plan for a much larger work than in any previous year. The Mission Board will look with a great deal of interest for the reports that will be received immediately following the time set for the campaign.

W. T. Knox.