Temperance Rallies by Milton E. Kern

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 17, 1910

Temperance Rallies

By Milton E. Kern

THE temperance question is a living issue. There is need of temperance evangelism always, and special efforts in behalf of proper legislation at opportune times. The Temperance Instructor comes as an aid in both these lines of effort. Let it be circulated everywhere, and let vigorous and immediate attention be given to this matter where the people are to vote on the temperance question this spring.

The Young People's Missionary Volunteer Department suggests that temperance rallies be held in all our churches about April 3. Abundant material for such programs will be found in the new book, “Temperance Torchlights,” just issued, and in the Temperance Instructor. Let the officers of the churches and Missionary Volunteer societies begin to plan at once for such a rally. Enlist the help of some good temperance worker. Endeavor to awaken your community to the importance of the temperance question. Plan to do a large work with the Temperance Instructor this year. The Young People's department in the REVIEW next week will contain further suggestions.

Order a copy of “Temperance Torchlights,” fifty cents, and a copy of the Instructor, ten cents, at once, and begin to plan.

M. E. KERN.