Camp Arrowhead, Lexington, NE
September, 2026
This is the tract that Haskell read which God used to bring the final clarity on the Sabbath question.
"During 1874 a monthly journal, The True Missionary, was published. After one year of publication, it was merged with the Review and Herald. It contained reports and letters from individuals, gave helpful instruction to the societies and related experiences illustrating various methods of approach and the results attended. The paper announced that the Vigilant Missionary Society's chief objective was the promoting of pure religion, through visiting and praying with families, distributing and mailing tracts and papers, and missionary correspondence. In its pages, Haskell wrote of the good to be accomplished by placing our health and religious journals, and best bound books, in college reading rooms and public libraries throughout the country, which would raise the standard of truth in every town and city. Other duties were also listed, such as writing to absent members, caring for the worthy poor and finding homes for orphan children."—S. N. Haskell, Man of Action