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To the Brethren of Missouri and Kansas

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 20, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 38, No. 1.

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To the Brethren of Missouri and Kansas.

By Dudley Marvin Canright; W. H. Littlejohn

Dear Brethren and Sisters: You are left alone, but act in the fear of God, and take hold immediately and help. Others are doing all they can; have you a heart willing to help? If you have, show it now by immediately acting on the following points:
1. The few brethren at the Conference came up willingly and pledged $269.00 for the tent. They can do no more. We must have the tent. The money is due now; but we have allowed three months' time in which to raise it. But we must know now whether or not we can raise enough to pay for it; therefore report immediately what you will do, and then send the money as soon as you can. Write to J. H. Rogers, Altovista, Daviess Co., Mo.
2. Need we say anything more than has been said by others about paying up for the REVIEW, Reformer, and Instructor? Something must be done. Will you allow others to pay your dues for you?
3. Manifestly, Systematic Benevolence is in a loose condition in your Conference. Many are taking no part whatever in it. This should not be so if you would have God's blessing. Let every little body of Sabbath-keepers get together and organize Systematic Benevolence, and report to the secretary of the Conference the amount pledged. Scattered ones can send their pledges directly to the secretary.
D. M. CANRIGHT, W. H. LITTLEJOHN.