A Suggestion by L. L. Lawrence

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 1, 1902

A Suggestion

By L. L. Lawrence

SINCE coming to the South, about five years ago, I have had many inquiries concerning this field, from persons who have been impressed to locate here for the purpose of helping in the work that God has so long been calling upon His people to do.

After much prayer and study, I was led to undertake a work which God has blessed in developing, and which I have proved by an actual experience of three years to be practical and never failing in its results.

I have secured a beautiful piece of land on one of the pikes, a few miles out from Nashville, and there is room for five or six families who are willing to unite in an unselfish effort to build up the work. A church school will be established in the center of a beautiful wooded park, and the place will otherwise be made as attractive as we know how to make it.

Each acre of land can be made to produce an annual profit of more than one hundred dollars, but it is desired that only those will come who have a real burden for the work. Upon application, I will give full particulars.

L. L. LAWRENCE. 811 Buscobel St., Nashville, Tenn.