Special Testimonies by E. T. RUSSELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 16, 1905

Special Testimonies

By E. T. RUSSELL

AT the time of the annual meeting of the International Publishing Association held at College View, Neb., Sept. 5-7, 1905, there were received special Testimonies regarding the foreign publishing work. These were addressed to the brethren connected with the foreign publishing work at College View. Before this meeting there had been quite a division of sentiment among the different nationalities in regard to the foreign work in the United States; some had been advocating the separation of the three nationalities represented in the International Publishing Association, and some were also advocating separate conference organizations for the German, Swedish, and Danish-Norwegian people.

These Testimonies were received on the morning of the first meeting of the publishing association, and they brought light and harmony into the meetings of the association. What had appeared to some as confusion and chaos, through the entrance of the light which they contained, appeared as harmony. These Testimonies are printed in English, and make a thirty-two page tract. All desiring copies of this tract should address Miss Katie Coleman, College View, Neb.

E. T. RUSSELL.