TO OUR WORKERS by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 4, 1901

TO OUR WORKERS.

By S. H. Lane

The readers of the Review are aware of the fact that Sabbath, July 6, 1901, has been appointed by the General Conference Committee as a day of prayer and supplication for our foreign work in the Scandinavian field, and a collection will be taken in each church for the relief of the Scandinavian publishing house at Christiania, Norway.

Readings will be sent out, and a letter will be mailed to each church elder giving suggestions in regard to the reading, and the conducting of the meeting. We trust none of our church elders will let the matter rest, but that they and the other leaders in each church will plan for a general attendance; and we hope that our brethren and sisters everywhere are now planning to lay aside money for the collection, if they have not already done so.

We are glad that a spirit of liberality is coming in among our people, and money for all parts of the work is being given. Confidence is being restored. In the camp-meetings which are now being held, we trust that our people will be encouraged to make July 6 such a day of consecration and prayer as we have never engaged in. Let us take hold and lift unitedly. S. H. LANE.