Sabbath, July 6 by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 25, 1901

Sabbath, July 6.

By S. H. Lane

WE are glad for so many indications that our brethren are willing and anxious to take part in the day of prayer, and in contributing for the relief of the Christiania publishing house, on Sabbath, July 6. The writer presented the matter at the camp-meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference at Erie, and all present declared by vote that they would try to make the matter a success in all the churches they represented. They seemed to be deeply interested in the work, and felt that it would be a privilege to redeem a debt-ridden and debt-bound institution. Shall we not raise at least twenty-five thousand dollars in all our churches? This can be done if all will give liberally. Have you yet decided how much you can give? The poor, we trust, will not forget the widow’s mite, and we hope that those who are in better circumstances will give very liberally. If this is done, through the blessing of the Lord the day of prayer and contribution will be a success. S. H. LANE.