The Harvest Ingathering by Editor

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

The Harvest Ingathering

By Editor

Up to August 24, 72,614 Harvest Ingathering Signs had been ordered, as reported by the brethren at the Pacific Press. The largest order from any one conference was from Greater New York, 10,750. Many of the conferences had not yet sent in their orders, perhaps on account of the camp-meeting season.

Of the Missions Signs Elder Allen Moon, president of the Lake Union, says:—

"A copy of the special Signs of the Times has just come to hand. I am sure no one need hesitate to present this paper to friends and neighbors. It certainly will appeal even to strangers, for it is attractive in appearance. The illustrations are clear, and not too many in number. The print is plain, and the execution generally all that could be asked. The articles are well prepared. It can not fail to interest the people in the cause of missions. We can not expect success if we engage in the circulation of this paper as a mere business transaction, but the Lord has promised the riches of the Gentiles to his consecrated people. It would be well to remember this campaign at our prayer-meetings, and around the family altar. It is right to pray for the conversion of the heathen, but our prayers will be much more likely to be answered when we show our faith by a spirit of cooperation, and enlist as many others to help as we can."