The Jubilee Offering for the Relief of the Schools
By Editor
THE Lord has certainly moved upon the hearts of our people to give liberally to the fund for the relief of the schools. Hundreds upon hundred of letters, accompanied by an equal number of gifts of sacrifice, have reached the Relief of the Schools Office. We are now engaged in the jubilee campaign—the campaign which is to be pushed with might and main throughout the winter, until the last school debt is wiped away. But this means that the material for the last copy of “Christ’s Object Lessons” must be paid for. This fund has received noble support. Up to date over forty-seven thousand dollars has been subscribed and disbursed. The necessary amount, according to the estimate made at the last General Conference, is sixty thousand dollars. Now we call for the “jubilee offering”—the closing offering to this fund. We want to have this fund completed and the books closed by Jan. 1, 1903. Everything received from now on will be credited to the “jubilee offering.” Send the money to P. T. Magan, Berrien Springs, Mich.