Our Student Colporteurs by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 12, 1912

Our Student Colporteurs

By Editor

WE wish to express our grateful appreciation to our students who have been laboring so enthusiastically and faithfully during the vacation period, and whose efforts have largely helped to make possible the excellent showing in the accompanying summary. With but few exceptions, these young people have been blessed with splendid success. Some have earned as high as three scholarships during the vacation. One young woman earned a scholarship in twelve days. Others have earned scholarships in fifteen days; but let none of those who failed to make phenomenal records become discouraged. The results in the kingdom of God may be as great from the work of those who sold few books or magazines as from that of the ones who sold more.

We hope that as these students now return to school, they will do their utmost to interest others in this branch of God's work, and that a goodly number may decide to dedicate their lives to it. The calls from the foreign fields for strong leaders in the colporteur work are very urgent, and the Mission Board is looking for these workers from among the young men who are now preparing for service, and who are gaining successful experiences here in the home land.