An Appeal for Portland, Maine

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 20.

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An Appeal for Portland, Maine

IN another column is an earnest appeal from Sister E. G. White to all our people throughout the United States, asking for help for a church in Portland, Maine, which our Maine brethren have proposed to call the White Memorial Church. This appeal should meet with a ready response from our people everywhere. The amount asked for from each one is small; yet if all respond, the help to this worthy enterprise will be considerable.
FOR years the Maine Conference has been in need of help, and it is not able to bear the heavy burden of paying for this church. The building is now finished, and ready for use; but there is an indebtedness of nearly eight thousand dollars, which can be quickly raised if all our people will consider it a privilege to respond to this earnest appeal from the servant of the Lord.
Will not our ministers and church elders present this matter to the members of our churches, and then see that all donations are sent forward through the conference office, plainly marked for the White Memorial Church, Portland, Maine? A. G. DANIELLS.