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Review and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 25.

The Work and the Workers
Earlier text: Mary Isabelle Cobban-Ingle

Daniells Begins Fifteen-Month Overseas Tour

On June 3, Elder A. G. Daniells sailed from San Francisco for Australia and the Orient. He will attend meetings and conferences in Honolulu, New Zealand, Australia, China, and other parts of the Asiatic Division, India, and the Levant, the plan of the trip calling for about fifteen months’ service abroad, closing with the first meeting of the new European Division Conference, in Germany, in the midsummer of 1915. Mrs. Daniells accompanies Elder Daniells on the journey, at their own charges. The growth of the work in other lands led to the call, at the last General Conference, for the president of the General Conference to spend more time in counsel and labor in the lands outside of North America; and Elder Daniells has before him a program of strenuous work in many fields.
THE FIELD WORK
THE FIELD WORK

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Review and Herald · Jun 18, 1914