The Kentucky Conference by Dudley Marvin Canright

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 4, 1876

The Kentucky Conference.

By Dudley Marvin Canright

It will be seen by this week's REVIEW that the time of this Conference is postponed one week. It is designed at this meeting to organize a State Conference including, perhaps, the states of Kentucky and Tennessee. Hence it is necessary that every organized body of Sabbath-keepers in these States immediately call a business meeting and elect one or more delegates to represent them at this meeting. We shall want to know the number of members in each church and the amount of s. B. pledged for the year. See article in this paper, “Suggestions about the Camp-meetings.”

Unorganized bodies and scattered brethren should also be represented at this meeting. As your numbers are few at most, every possible effort should be made by all to come. Bring your unconverted children, companions, and friends. Pray for the blessing of God, and come expecting to receive it. D. M. CANRIGHT.