The March Advocate by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 27, 1903

The March Advocate

By Editor

For the first time in the history of Seventh-day Adventists an effort is about to be made to bring the truth to the secular teachers of the United States. They are a representative class of our citizens. They have an influence which cannot be measured. Where statesmen fail, the teachers succeed. Our country is what the schools make it. God has a truth for the public-school teachers. He has given them much light in the past; he has more for them to-day. For their sake as well as for our own, he has made known the plan of Christian education. Since it has come first to the church, it is the duty as well as the privilege of the church to pass that truth on to others.

The March Advocate of Christian Education will be filled with matter especially adapted to public-school teachers. It will contain nothing to embarrass or cast reflections. It will be filled with truth. Public-school teachers are searching for truth. This is why they will read the Advocate. Will you see that they have a chance to do so?

A copy should reach every teacher in the United States. Our Sabbath schools are well scattered throughout the land. If each school will guarantee to supply the teachers in its neighborhood, the entire territory will be covered. Is there a single school that would willingly miss this opportunity? Let this be the beginning of a movement by you for the benefit of teachers. Parents, scattered Sabbath keepers, everybody interested in the children and the truth, order a club of the March Advocate.

Price, in small clubs, 4 cents apiece; in clubs of fifty or more, at the rate of $3 per hundred. Orders should reach the office by February 10. Settle the question next Sabbath, and put in your order. Exercise faith, and act according to the promptings of the Spirit. Address The Advocate, Berrien Springs, Mich.