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Religious Liberty Notes

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 6, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 49.

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Religious Liberty Notes

ONE of the business firms in Wallowa, Ore., found a notice pasted on the store door by order of the district attorney, stating in substance that that place of business must be kept closed on Sunday, or he would see that law was enforced.
Word has been received that the churches of the Greater New York Conference up the Hudson, are planning for a vigorous campaign this winter in the interest of the religious liberty work, by enlightening the people concerning the principles of religious freedom.
Elder J. W. Christian, the religious liberty secretary of the South Dakota Conference, writes: “The time is almost here when we shall be in the very heart of the struggle for the maintenance of the principles of true religious liberty. We are anxious that we shall leave no stone unturned in this conference in placing these principles before those who are going to enter the halls of our State legislature at Pierre this winter. We are planning on writing each of these gentlemen a personal letter stating the object for which this organization is founded. We shall arrange a declaration of our faith, and call their attention to the dangers threatening our country.”