To Isolated Sabbath-keepers in Vermont

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 11, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 32.

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To Isolated Sabbath-keepers in Vermont

In the developing of plans to help in the circulation of the REVIEW AND HERALD, we have made up a list, as best we could from the different sources of information, of the isolated Sabbath-keepers in this State. What is the purpose of this list? Let us talk it over. Our good paper is published to “herald” to the world the message of Jesus’ coming, and we wish to keep abreast with the signs of the times, the light that shines upon our pathway, and so we are asking you if you are a subscriber for this paper now. If so, do you know of a brother or a sister who is not? What can you do to help them to have the paper? Send their names to us, that we may write to them, or put their case into the hands of the publishers, or both. We desire that every family in Vermont shall have this paper.
Again: we have requested the Mission Board to send you a copy of the Readings that are sent to the churches from time to time, and as there are many who can not attend church because they live so far away, and some who are too old to travel, we wish you would co-operate in this work; and if there are others in your neighborhood who have not the Readings, pass them along to them.
Do you know of a sister or a brother who is not able to attend the services of your church, and who can read? Please send us the name.
We shall be pleased to hear from any of you at any time, and hope that many, yes, all, will renew their subscription to that old message bearer, the REVIEW. Address F. M. Dana, Burlington, Vt.