Harvest Ingathering and Workers for Japan by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1914

Harvest Ingathering and Workers for Japan

By Editor

It is interesting to note the success attending the sale of the last Harvest Ingathering REVIEW in the East Indies, as reported in the article by Brother Sharp in this number. Surely if our brethren in those islands can gather funds for missions in that field, we can do it in this more favored land. We should prepare to circulate a million copies of the next Harvest Ingathering number.

JAPAN is pleased to report the arrival of Brother H. Stacey and family, from Australia, Brother Stacey having been released by our Australasian brethren in order to respond to the call for a leader of the colporteur work in Japan. He sailed in February. This midsummer, further help from Australia will be going to the Asiatic Division, to join the staff in China.