Liberty Educators’ Number

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1911

Liberty Educators’ Number

It may not be known, or if known, may have been forgotten, that the issue of the magazine Liberty for the second quarter of this year is an Educators’ number, especially designed for use among the teachers of the United States. No expense was spared in the effort to make it the best number ever gotten out. A study of the contents and illustrations contained in that number will convince most people that the effort was a successful one. The topics that American educators ought to be familiar with are thoroughly and forcefully discussed in that issue. Of course, the effort and the expense will largely go for naught unless the people take hold in this missionary endeavor for the enlightenment of American teachers upon the principles of religious liberty. That class of individuals is in a position to exert a tremendous influence in this country, and it need hardly be said that this influence ought to be on the right side rather than on the wrong. This issue of Liberty will help in molding that influence aright. This is a work for individuals and for conferences. The North Carolina Conference has the honor of being the first conference to send in an order for the magazine Liberty to be sent to the leading educators in that State. Mississippi stands second. We learn that other conferences are planning to do the same. This is well; but it should be done soon, before the issue is out of date. A copy of that magazine in the hands of every educator in the country would mean a great deal for the cause of truth; but with every conference helping, the task will not be a great one. It is to be hoped that there may be a general taking hold of this important work at once; for delay will weaken the effect of the work.