Our Young People's Tent by H. M. Hiatt

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 25, 1912

Our Young People's Tent

By H. M. Hiatt

We had the following mottoes on cloth, all in colors:— “To every individual of to-day God has assigned a place in his great plan.” “Jesus came to seek and save; but he can not save unless we seek.” “The advent message to all the world in this generation.” “Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” “It is the mission of the whole church to give the whole gospel to the whole world.”

Then we had forty-eight flags, twelve by eighteen inches (muslin), representing forty-eight different nations of the world. All except one had been entered by the third angel's message.

These made it easy to get the young people together and to hold their attention. All we had to do was to announce that there would be a lecture on the flags, and we had all the young people, and often many others. We raised forty-five dollars in one youth's meeting, with not over thirty present, and with the exception of six, all were young people.

H. M. HIATT, M. V. Sec. Southeastern Union.