Religious Liberty Sabbath Program by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 24, 1907

Religious Liberty Sabbath Program

By Editor

It will be noticed that we have given considerable space to religious liberty work in this issue. This is because the first Sabbath in February is to be devoted to the religious liberty interests, and this issue contains the program for that day. It is hoped that our churches everywhere will make much of this occasion. A new power seems to have entered the Sunday-law crusade in the various nations, and the work of warning the world against the dangerous and antichristian crusade devolves upon a small people. It would be well to have several take part in this program in each church or company, and for the one who reads the last portion of the reading to ask the questions upon the reading. Church officers should not forget that the collection on this particular Sabbath goes to the support of the religious liberty work. It is the only collection which this department receives during the year, and we hope it will be a large one.