Appeal to Relieve Elder T. J. Butler's Financial Burden
By James White
We were very happy to see Eld. T. J. Butler at the recent General Conference imbued with the spirit of our message. He has again given himself to the work, and God is blessing his labors in the conversion of souls. We call attention to his affairs as set forth in REVIEW, Vol. 41, No. 2, by the President of our General Conference. In response to that appeal, a few brethren have come up nobly to the work of relief. We now appeal to those brethren who can lend this brother one hundred dollars each, without interest until he can sell his property in Missouri, to inform us immediately. We hold security on the farm, and the time for payment has past. When the money is raised, we shall sign over the security to the several one-hundred-dollar men, who can close up the matter at the time of their choice. Those who have not ready cash can have a few months’ time to raise it. We want to hear immediately from those who wish a part in this work of relieving an able and faithful servant of the Lord. Address ELD. JAMES WHITE,
Battle Creek, Mich.