The Missions Campaign by T. E. Bowen

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 23, 1913

The Missions Campaign

By T. E. Bowen

At the close of the business week, Friday, October 10, 454,125 copies of the Ingathering REVIEW had been ordered. By unions the orders then stood: (1) Pacific, 61,365; (2) Lake, 60,873; (3) North Pacific, 60,560; (4) Columbia, 58,848. These are the four highest, and other smaller unions are showing splendid records also.

The secretary of the Colorado Conference writes: "You might be interested to know that our church at Pueblo is organizing in a strong way for this work. They ordered over a thousand papers. Their resident membership is a little over fifty, and they expect to have thirty-eight workers. They are drilling for the work as earnestly as if they were going into the canvassing field. . . . They have set their goal at $150. The elder writes that on October 5 he received $10 of that amount."

We look for this church to go away beyond its goal. Such earnestness and preparation will bring "success in Him" every time.

Every word from every quarter received is a word of "good courage," looking toward $100,000 for missions before the close of 1913.

T. E. Bowen.