The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-11-28
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The Secretary will be pleased to pub.
lish Notes from Mission Circles as 10
what they are doing, for it is thus the
light from ones candle is diffusing light
all around. No one can live to himself
or herself in this world, and every clear
light should be placed where it can be
seen.
Stir up the State Secretaries.
That is the way the President writes
to the Secretary: ASK them if they
are holding their regular meetings. and
sticking to the subjects suggested by the
Topic Cards." There, sisters, the Secre-
| tary thinks the Presidents own words
enough, and she passes them Cd, with
one of her own. Don't forget that we
have missionary in the field and you
are all expected to help as you have
been prospered. Since the great strug-
gle over the election is over, and every
body has at last resolved to help make
good times by revival in business in
terest. and ceasing to talk about "hard
times all the interests OF the church
should soon begin to feel the better
times through more money flowing into
the various treasures that stand for
church work. Isn't this country now
pledged to do the best it can to usher in
that good time which has been so long
in coming
1t is quite time the Gensral Conven-
ton had some relief; quite time the
Y. P. G. U. and the State Conventions,
Univerealist Women's Missionary So.
cieties, and this mother of all the Mis-
sionary Societies-being first in the
field-had wave of prosperity strike
them, that each and all could do the
work each individually stands for. And
this tide will flow in if every individual
man does his or her level best.
Those Tracts Again.
There has been quite a call for
Thanksgiving Day" by Rev. Abel c.
Thomas. They have gone from Connec-
ticut to Texas, and DR.. Shinn wanted
lot for the South. To let you in to some
of the good things that Tract Box has
been hiding from the light of day long
enough, there is,-"The Love of God"
"Divine and Human Agency" 1.-THE
Contrast" "All Things" and THE by
irg Belief" Every one of these leaflets
was written by some one of the best
men or women in our church, and each
one should be sent travelling to carry a
message to some heart waiting for light.
Good things like those we're never
meant to be shut up and wait for buyers.
We will give them away on application
if you will send the postage. 1t costs
ten cents to send bundle of 500 pages
of tracts as third class matter. There
ought to be tracts for distribution at
every church door.
leaflets of Another Sort,
Wishing to extend knowledge Of the
Objects and Aims of this Association
we will send to parishes or individuals
one or more of the following Leaflets.
No l. History of the Association
No 2. policy" dts one CT our best
and a man wrote it,
No. 3. what is it?''
National or State Constitutions. A
Circular Letter of Instructions as to how
to organize, and things to work for. To
accomplish any thing organization is
absolutely essential, but one need not
have a crowd to make beginning.
Where two or three are banded to-
gether in His name the promise is, He
will be with them. All we ask for these
in new fields-simply the postage. Or.
I'll IN e