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Sunday-Reform Movement

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Nov 7, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 45.

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Sunday-Reform Movement

The movement for “Sunday reform” is rapidly growing throughout the world. The steady, insistent work of the Sunday-law advocates is having its effects. Ministers are advocating Sunday-law enforcement, various church organizations are helping it on; and the labor organizations also are giving unmistakable evidence that they are being swung into line. The United Presbyterian declares exultantly that the movement—is gaining in popular support. Men of all classes are in it; there are no denominational or sectarian lines; there are no party boundaries.
The Sunday-enforcement movement is the movement that is destined to unite the world under one head. This we have long believed. But now we see denominations, States, and nations forging ahead toward the fulfilment of that prediction, and we know that the culmination of the work is drawing nigh.