Washington, D. C by J. S. Washburn

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 6, 1905

Washington, D. C.

By J. S. Washburn

WE have received on the Washington building fund, up to the present time, $62,256.41, as will be seen on page 20. This leaves $37,743.59, which can be raised before the meeting of the General Conference, May 11.

We call attention to the following words which are from a Testimony dated March 6:—

“Let our ministers arouse, and fully realize the importance of the situation. Let the work in Washington become a matter of the first interest now. Let every believer in every place feel called upon to help. Let all feel that the work in Washington belongs to them, and let them do their utmost toward its advancement.”

“Come to the front, my brethren and sisters, with your gifts and offerings. Awake to the responsibilities of the hour. We plead with the Lord to work upon minds, and to lead those who have means to realize that now is their time to help liberally in a most important crisis.”

J. S. WASHBURN.