Religious Liberty Day by E. M. Graham

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Feb 25, 1915

Religious Liberty Day

By E. M. Graham

The fourth Sabbath in February is set apart for the consideration of important religious liberty issues. These are of the utmost interest to all, for upon them come the last battles in the great controversy. In connection with this program, which is given in the Church Officers' Gazette, it was recommended that the churches use the offering for the literature fund, which is taken each fourth Sabbath, for religious liberty literature to be circulated by the churches.

Since the Gazette containing that program was printed, other issues have become pressing, and it is thought that the conferences could use this offering to better advantage than the churches could; so it is now recommended that it be sent direct to the conference treasurer, with instructions that it is to be used in the circulation of religious liberty literature within the conference. We believe all our churches will be glad to turn over this offering to the conference under these circumstances, for all will want to do what will be most effective in holding back the forces that are working to stay the progress of this message.

E. M. GRAHAM.