Untitled article by James White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, March 3, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 12

State Conferences.

By James White

In reference to State Conferences we would suggest,

1. That they all be held in the warm season of the year, when meetings can be comfortably convened in tents. In this case they can be general gatherings, as all can find seats in the tent, and be much better accommodated with lodgings.

2. That if the brethren in the several States wish our services at these general gatherings, they should be so arranged as not to crowd us to overwork. We should have one week between each State Conference, to travel, rest and deliberate.

3. That on returning from the Western Conferences, we have a few weeks at home. Then on our way East, attend the Conference in Ohio in August. Those in New York, Vermont and Maine, in September. Then visit Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and return home before cold weather.

JAMES WHITE.