An Important Report by M. E. Kern

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 5, 1907

An Important Report

By M. E. Kern

THE fact that a special effort is being made to enlist all the strength and vigor of our young people in the cause of the advent message, and that “many are responding to the call of the Master Worker,” is another evidence that God has set his hand to the finishing of the work, and should be a cause of rejoicing to every loyal heart.

The General Conference has established a Young People’s Department as part of its administrative work, and the first general Sabbath-school and Young People’s Convention has been held. The officers of the General Conference and all who were at the convention seem to feel that all this marks a new forward step in the work of the third angel’s message. A frequent remark at the convention was, “O that all our workers and people might be here!”

Through the kindness of the General Conference and the Review and Herald, we have quite a full report of the convention, all for ten cents.

Now, all has been done by the officers of the General Conference to help our people, young and old, everywhere, to take this advance step with us in the young people’s work. Let the rank and file of our people purchase and study this report, and the great theme it presents. Let our ministers and leaders call this to the attention of our people. Wherever this has been done, so far, practically all the young people, and every family, have taken the report. It will bring courage to our young people’s workers everywhere, to know that all our people are deeply interested in this work for the youth. “Very much has been lost to the cause of God by lack of attention to the young.” Let us redeem the time. Order the report of your tract society to-day.

M. E. KERN.