New York Tent

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 11, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 11, No. 17.

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New York Tent.

The subject of the Tent operations was taken up at the Roosevelt conference, and the following resolutions were passed:
1. That in the judgment of this conference the New York tent should be sent out into the field the coming season, if suitable laborers can be obtained to travel with the same. And that we wish to unite with churches in other parts of the State, and Penn., to aid by our prayers and our means to sustain the tent cause.
2. That Brn. H. Edson, D. Arnold and A. Robinson compose a committee to procure laborers to go with the tent, and to correspond with brethren in other places in relation to tent operations.
3. That Bro. R. F. Cottrell, of Mill Grove, Erie Co., N. Y., act as treasurer, to whom money should be sent for the tent cause.
4. That the deacons of the several churches take measures to raise means in their respective localities to be forwarded to the treasurer for the above purpose.
5. That Brn. Wheeler and Edson prepare a report of these resolutions to be published in the Review.
The above resolutions were read at the Brookfield conference and adopted by a unanimous vote.
In behalf of the Conferences. F. WHEELER. H. EDSON.