p. 746 | TO THE MISSIONARY WORKERS IN NEW YORK

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, November 25, 1884

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 61, No. 47

TO THE MISSIONARY WORKERS IN NEW YORK.

The general meeting at Rome has been appointed at the earliest possible date (Dec. 4-8) at which we can secure the help we need. It is so late, however, that but little time is left between its close and the holidays. This time will be, by far, the most favorable for some kinds of work that we shall have to do during the winter, and every hour of it ought to be improved by all who can, in any way, help to forward the work. Plans have been devised during the General Conference, which, if carried out with promptness and energy, will certainly result in getting the truth before many in an effectual manner, even in this short time. In order to accomplish this, it will be necessary for every worker to become thoroughly acquainted with the plans referred to, so as to avoid confusion and also to prepare himself to engage in the work without delay.

For these reasons, as well as others which might be given, we urge every one who desires to help in the great work, and who can consistently do so, to attend the coming general meeting prepared to go directly from it to work wherever it may seem best. There is surely work enough for all; and but little time remains. Oh! how we ought to improve the present opportunities! We hope to see a large attendance from all parts of the State; especially do we desire that every tract society officer may be present. Come at the beginning of the meeting prepared to remain until the close. It will be well for those who can conveniently do so, to bring some bedding with them.

N. Y. CONF. COM.