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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 23, 1907

J. S. WASHBURN

By J. S. Washburn

THE sum of six thousand dollars has been appropriated from the $150,000 fund for the publishing work in Nashville. The following instruction from the spirit of prophecy is very clear on this point:—

There is no place in the South better suited than Nashville for the carrying forward of the publishing work. It was in accordance with God’s purpose that the publishing work was started in Nashville.

At this place there is now a little company of earnest workers who are striving with all their power to carry forward the Lord’s work. A publishing house has been established in Nashville for the printing of literature suitable for the different classes of people in the Southern field. This work will need to be sustained, for a time, by gifts and offerings, just as the publishing work in Battle Creek and the publishing work in Oakland were sustained when they were first established.