Do You Wish Congress to Prescribe Your Religion? by K. C. R.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 5, 1910

“Do You Wish Congress to Prescribe Your Religion?”

By K. C. R.

This excellent tract has been revised up to date, expressly for use in our campaign against the Johnston Sunday bill and other religious measures now pending in Congress.

No action has yet been taken on the Johnston bill by the House Committee on the District of Columbia, in whose hands it is now resting.

We believe that it is in the providence of God that this wicked legislation is being held in check until opportunity has been given us to sound further the note of warning against it.

We most earnestly urge that every Seventh-day Adventist in the United States enter heartily with us into a campaign this summer for placing this tract and other religious liberty literature into the hands of as many people as possible.

The tract can be supplied by your conference tract society at seventy-five cents a hundred, or $7.50 a thousand.

We are hopeful that the Johnston Sunday bill and all other religious measures will fail of becoming law during this session of Congress, and if so, we shall have the entire summer to enlighten the people of this country along these lines; but of this, of course, we can not be certain. Now is our time. We must improve the moment of respite.

Plan to order a supply of these tracts and begin work. K. C. R.