How to Make the Most of Our Opportunities

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 7, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 40.

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How to Make the Most of Our Opportunities

AFTER writing concerning a recent Sunday enforcement crusade and the results of circulating religious liberty literature in connection with it, one of our workers says:—
“How to make the most of these opportunities is the great question for us to consider. I have been endeavoring to get our churches into line to organize for continuous religious liberty work. Our people are lamentably ignorant in regard to this branch of the work, if we may call it a branch. Very few are subscribers for Liberty, and hence do not know—are not up to date on the impending crisis. There needs to be a thorough campaign of instruction and organization, so that every church-member may become a ‘minuteman.’ Then when Sunday crusades are on in one locality, and the eyes of the people, through the public press, are on the question, our people would be ready to furnish every interested person in the State with the true principles.” W. A. C.