European Mission

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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jul 4, 1878

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 4, No. 25.

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European Mission.

We are informed by W. C. White that our European mission fund is one thousand dollars in debt; that is, the Review and Herald has advanced one thousand dollars more than what has been received up to this date.
The present wants of the cause in Italy, and labors of Brother Ribton demand immediate assistance, as he is starting a monthly paper in the Italian language, and is publishing our tracts in the same.
We have called for a fund of ten thousand dollars for the immediate relief of the European mission to be paid during the year of 1878. The sum is none too large. A portion of it is pledged and several hundred paid. We urge pledges and payments to be forwarded to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal., as early as possible.
Sums will be accepted all the way from ten cents to one thousand dollars. No American Seventh-day Adventist will excuse himself or herself from bearing a part in this work. We pledge for Mrs. White and self, five hundred dollars.
JAMES WHITE.