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The Cause Is One

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 16, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 16, No. 22.

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The Cause Is One

By J. Clarke

The cause is one, and brethren should not confine their benefactions to their own State, but let the streams flow abroad into new fields, and to the work in general. The work should not be sectionalized. Let us be one, of one heart, one mind, one motive, one law, one faith. The work in the West is one with that in the East. Ireland is as near as Ohio; aud Russia is as dear as Iowa. The messengers west are as much entitled to our sympathy and support, as if they were at our own doors. Let us inquire, each of us, of the Lord, What wilt thou have me to do, as to my efforts, and influence, and time, in order to invest all? Who needs my help? How shall I labor to best advantage? J. CLARKE.