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Hastening of the Kingdom

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 28, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 48.

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Hastening of the Kingdom

AMONG the noble women of the Southland are large numbers working untiringly and unselfishly for the welfare of humanity. Some of them are associated with the State Sunday school work. One of these, recognizing the “entering wedge” element of the Temperance Annual, and knowing from experience that such an influence and power must precede a deeper gospel message, sent the Temperance Instructor Annual the following encouraging words, under date of August 24:—
“I want to express my keen appreciation of your splendid journal, which I received in time to be of great help to me in emphasizing the last quarterly temperance Sunday. I found good, practical help for training the minds of the on-coming, as well as the present, generation in Christian citizenship and a better moral environment here and now. I recommend its pages to all who are interested in the uplift of humanity and the hastening of the kingdom, for which we pray.”