Circulating the Open Letter Tract

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 26, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 4.

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Circulating the Open Letter Tract

SOME excellent new material is now provided with which to maintain the continuous missionary campaign which was inaugurated last November. The open letter to the ministers of Washington, printed in the Washington Post under the title "Appeal to Clergy," and reprinted in the REVIEW for January 12, is now ready for circulation as an eight-page tract. The matter itself is most excellent, being a brief, but very comprehensive presentation of the whole Sabbath question from a gospel standpoint, with answers to the usual objections; and, the circumstances which called it out, and the fact that it was first printed in a paper of the influence of the Washington Post, will give an added interest to it, and induce many to read it who would refuse the ordinary literature upon this subject. This tract ought to be circulated by the hundreds of thousands all through this country. Let Thousands of our people ought to give away from one hundred to one thousand copies each. Let the officers and leaders take up the matter with their churches and companies, and forward their orders. Let isolated Sabbath-keepers send in their individual orders. Do not delay, but by simultaneous action let the country be literally covered with these tracts. You can do something. Order to-day. For prices read the second page of this issue, where will also be found facsimiles of the first pages of the four new Religious Liberty Leaflets, advertised as companion tracts for the "Open Letter." Orders for about forty thousand copies of these different tracts were received last week, but this is a mere beginning. Our people can stir the country over these questions in the next few weeks, if they will make a united and vigorous effort. Do not miss your opportunity.