To the Young People of the Central Union Conference
By E. T. Russell
For the benefit of the young people of the Central Union Conference, Nov. 4, 1905, has been set apart to be observed in all our churches as Young People's day. Readings have been prepared by Prof. M. E. Kern and Mrs. L. Flora Plummer to be used in connection with the forenoon service. In the afternoon it is expected that the young people in each church will carry out a suggestive program which will be sent to all the churches by the committee on Young People's work. Shall we not make the most possible of this occasion? Lost opportunities, like wasted moments, can never be recovered; therefore it is essential that we make the most of our privileges. Like the Spirit's call to the unsaved, so it can be said to the young in regard to making the most of present opportunities, “Now is the accepted time.” God desires that we make the most of every experience and opportunity of life. Therefore shall we not make the most possible of this occasion by inviting our young friends to attend the convention, and by studying, that we may be well prepared to take part in the exercises, as many interesting topics will be considered? Please do not forget the date for Young People's day, and from now until that time be preparing to take part in the discussion of the topics to be considered.
E. T. RUSSELL.