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Review and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 24.

THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR
Earlier text: One Great Need in the South

Every Family Should Have the Review

WE note in the report of the Chesapeake Conference proceedings, page 17, the statement that among the resolutions passed was one to the effect that “every family should have the REVIEW in order that all may keep pace with the advancing work.” We are pleased to note this action on the part of the Chesapeake Conference. And is not this statement true, that an individual, in order to keep pace with the advancing work, should have the weekly visits of our church paper? Shall we not see a like resolution in other conference reports?

Railroad Rates to the Assembly of Christian Teachers, at Berrien Springs, Mich.

CHURCH school teachers and other laborers not holding annual clergy rates over lines west of Chicago, are entitled to clergy rates for their transportation to this assembly. Application for same should be made immediately to Prof. P. T. Magan, Berrien Springs, Mich. State plainly from what station, and over what line of road, permit is desired, and where permit should be sent. No permits can be obtained east of Chicago.
P. T. MAGAN.

The Matter of Greatest Moment

A GREAT many matters of moment are occupying the attention of people in the world to-day,—matters which concern the problems of life in this fast age, or the events taking place in this and other lands,—and the danger is that these things which seem of so much importance will eclipse in our minds that thing which is of greatest importance, the preparation of character for the coming King. Whoever you may be, the matter of greatest moment to you is not anything that is taking place without, but what is going on within. It is a time of strange and momentous events throughout the world; but nothing that can possibly happen can have the rightful claim on your attention that the question has as to whether or not you have passed from death unto life, and have been received as a member of the heavenly family. If you do not know this, it is time to realize it now.

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Review and Herald · Jun 16, 1903