Nebraska’s Liberty Distribution Plan

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 31, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 22.

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Nebraska’s Liberty Distribution Plan

We note with much satisfaction the action taken at the recent meeting of the workers of the Nebraska Conference concerning our religious liberty magazine, Liberty. The following recommendation was adopted:
That a fund be raised to meet the cost of sending the journal Liberty to the members of our State legislature, to leading editors and lawyers in the State, and, further, that, relying upon the faithfulness of our people to supply the necessary funds to meet the cost of this enterprise, the conference officers prepare at once a list of names referred to in the recommendation, and forward the same to Washington, D. C., to be placed on the subscription list of Liberty.
We earnestly invite our other conferences to consider the propriety of following the example set by the Nebraska Conference. On our part we will do our best to make Liberty worthy of such support, and we should be glad of the privilege of speaking to such an audience. If all the conferences would unite in this effort, an influence would be exerted in behalf of the principles of religious liberty which would tell mightily for the advancement of this closing message. We hope this matter may be considered at the annual conferences soon to be held.