Establishing Memorials for the Truth

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 25, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 8.

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Establishing Memorials for the Truth

As the months go by, we are able to see more clearly the meaning of the removal of the headquarters of our work to Washington, and to appreciate the opportunity offered here to establish such memorials for the truth as will exert a wide influence in behalf of this message. From the instruction given through the spirit of prophecy it is plain that each line of institutional work—publishing, educational, and medical—is to be established here in a representative way, and that a continuous evangelical effort is to be carried forward, so that at the capital of the nation and at the headquarters of our denominational work there may be a proper representation of this message as a missionary movement. It is certainly proper that all the people should be invited to assist in providing the money needed for this work, as it is by no means a local enterprise. The matter is quite fully presented in the article by Brother Daniells on the seventh page, to which we invite attention.