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WHAT SOME SAY ABOUT IT

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 28, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 4.

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WHAT SOME SAY ABOUT IT.

From Conference officials and those who are not Conference officials we have received words of encouragement with reference to the Forward Movement, some of which are printed below. We are glad to have the people speak to the people concerning this work for the people.
“I feel a deep interest in this movement, and shall be glad to do anything in my power to contribute to its success.”
“We feel that this is a good work, a forward movement in the right direction, and we pledge our co-operation in behalf of this work.”
“I will do what I can for its advancement.”
“I shall be very glad to co-operate in any way in my power.”
“I am in hearty accord with this plan, and will place a circular letter before the people as soon as the plan is developed. Anything that I can do to advance the work in this Conference, I will gladly do.”
“I am much pleased that a movement of this kind has taken form, and trust that the blessings of the Lord will be with it in every particular. I am sure it will have the support of a large majority of Seventh-day Adventists.”
“I wish to assure you that I am in hearty accord with the principles outlined, and will do all that I can to encourage our people to take hold of the thing earnestly.”
“I may assure you that our interests are with you in this work, and we will endeavor to do all we can to make it a success.”
“I feel an interest in this movement, and will do what I can to make it effectual.”
“I am heartily in agreement with the plan outlined, and am ready to contribute anything within my ability to assist the enterprise.”
“I shall be glad to be of any assistance possible in the Forward Movement.”
“I appreciate the call, and will do what I can to help make the plan a success.”
“It makes our hearts rejoice to see such a movement started from the center of the denomination. It is just such a work as we have been praying and longing to see started in this State. The needs here are very great, and we will gladly do all we can to help the good work along.”
“I will promise you my hearty co-operation in carrying forward this good work.”
“I hail with gladness every measure from the Lord that will hasten the coming of the day of the Lord. It was through the work of health reform twenty-seven years ago that I was led into the further light of this Advent message. I wish to assure you that I have no antagonism to the principles of health, as far as I understand them. Correct principles of divine truth originated with God, and He alone can direct in correct methods of the application of these principles in practical life. As far as I am able to discern, I will be very glad indeed to join in the movement to forward the real work of this message.”