A Work for All by W. J. STONE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1916

A Work for All

By W. J. STONE

THE plan outlined in the REVIEW AND HERALD of June 22, on page 22, for reaching all our relatives and friends by sending them the Present Truth Series, beginning Sept. 1, 1916, and continuing for six months, appeals to me as a very simple and practical plan of missionary work for our loved ones, and one very easy to carry out. Being handled from the office of publication, these papers can be mailed with much less work than otherwise, and never will be neglected or forgotten, as might happen if mailed by individual members.

This plan ought to receive the most hearty cooperation of our people. Why should it not be taken up in all our churches, and hundreds of thousands of this series be placed during this campaign in the hands of our relatives and friends? This is such a practical plan that it needs no argument or explanation, and should appeal to all. Does not the importance of the times demand that we do this very work without delay?

What an incentive to prayer this would give us during the six months that the Present Truth Series is being sent to our friends! And this, I am sure, in many instances would result in a great awakening in the lives of many engaged in this work, and perhaps be the means of their own salvation. I shall avail myself of this opportunity of thus reaching my friends, and shall encourage others to do the same. Surely God will greatly bless this work. W. J. STONE.