Central Union Conference in Line
By E. T. Russell
The States of the Central Union Conference are becoming aroused to the importance of the tract work, and are falling into line for an active campaign. At College View, Neb., the church has been organized for service. The city of Lincoln has been districted, and just as soon as the tracts are received, the people will take up the work in earnest. As the tract work has begun so successfully, I hope it may be carried forward until the leaflets containing present truth are scattered throughout the United States like the leaves of autumn. It was by means of the printed page that the work was carried on in the days of the Reformation. The writings of Wyclif, Luther, Zwingli, and others were scattered by colporteurs, canvassers, and all who received the reform truth. We should take up the work which was begun in the sixteenth century, and which prepared a people to stand at that time when terrible persecutions were waged against them, and should carry it forward until the world is enlightened in regard to the doctrine of the soon coming of Christ, and a people are prepared to stand amid the trials which precede that event. The Lord is calling for volunteers to engage in the work which was begun by his people living in the days of the Reformation. Are you ready to enlist?