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Los Angeles Project 2014

Southwest U.S. Field
March 17, 2014
United States
Mark your calendar: L.A.—Here we come!

From June 29 through July 27, 2014, the Southwest United States Field will carry out an Evangelistic Canvassing Project in the huge city of Los Angeles, California, USA. To apply for this exciting event, interested persons should go to our Field website: http://sdarmsw.org.

For general information, please call (323) 519-0372.

 

To make this a successful event, we need a head cook, cooking assistants, drivers, canvassers, and financial supporters, too! If the Lord impresses your heart to be a much-needed sponsor for this important outreach project, please contact Br. Ray Armendariz at:  (909) 518-3776 or e-mail:  ray_armendariz@linkline.com.

 

Have you always felt impressed to do some canvassing work, but somehow never got much of an opportunity, training, or moral support? Here’s your chance! Don't let the enemy stop you from taking advantage of this opportunity! Just check out these amazing words of encouragement:

 

“The canvassing work, properly carried on, is missionary work of the highest order, and is as good and as successful a work as can be done in placing before the people the important truths for this time.... 

 

“God has ordained the canvassing work as a means of presenting before the people the light contained in these books, and canvassers should have impressed upon them the fact that the work of bringing before the world as fast as possible the books which are necessary for their spiritual education and enlightenment is the very work the Lord would have them do at this time. We can not too highly estimate this work; for were it not for the work of the canvasser, many would never hear the truth.  

 

“It is true that some who buy the books will lay them on the shelf or place them on the parlor table, and seldom look at them. Still, God has a care for His truth, and the time will come when these books will be sought for and read.... 

 

There are others who, because of prejudice, will never know the truth unless it is brought to their doors and left in their homes. The canvasser may find these souls, and minister to them according to his God-given ability. He can do a line of work, of house-to-house labor, more successfully than any others. He can become acquainted with the people; he can pray with them, and can understand their necessities. 

 

“The lost sheep of God's fold are scattered in every place, and work that should be done for them is neglected. From the light given me, I know that where there is one canvasser in the field there should be one hundred. Canvassers should be encouraged to take hold of this work, not to canvass for story books, but to bring before the world the books containing truth so essential for this time.

 

“The canvassing work is an important field of labor, and will do much towards carrying the gospel to all the dark corners of the earth. The intelligent, God-fearing, truth-loving canvasser should be respected; for he occupies a position equal to that of the gospel minister....

 

A great and important work is before us. The enemy of souls realizes this, and is using every means within his power to lead the canvasser to take up some other line of work. This order of things should be changed. God calls the canvassers back to their work. He calls for volunteers for the canvassing work, those who will put all their energies and enlightenment into the work, helping wherever there is an opportunity. The Master calls for every one to do the work given him according to his several ability. Who will respond to the call? Who will go forth to work in wisdom and grace and the love of Christ for those nigh and those afar off? Who will sacrifice ease and pleasure to enter places of error, superstition and darkness, working earnestly and perseveringly, speaking the truth in simplicity, praying in faith, doing house-to-house labor? Who at this time will go forth without the camp, imbued with the power of the Holy Spirit, bearing reproach for Christ's sake, opening the Scriptures to men and women, and calling them to repentance?”—The Indiana Reporter, September 16, 1903. [Emphasis supplied.]