A Good Plan

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

A SISTER in one of our enterprising Western towns wrote us recently as follows:—

“In last week’s REVIEW, which I read from cover to cover, I saw the announcement of the plan to send the Present Truth Series for six months to our relatives and friends, beginning September 1, and mailing one number each week. I at once made up a list of ten or a dozen names for myself, and further resolved to visit all the members of our church and lay before them this good plan. I shall take the names of their friends and relatives, collect the money, and send it to you, through the tract society, in a lump sum. If the members prefer to send the papers themselves, all right; but I intend to urge that they send them one way or the other.

“I, with many others, cannot go away to do missionary work, either at home or abroad, but all of us can use the Present Truth Series. I fear many who read about this plan will think they will use it, but fail to do so unless some one keeps them reminded of it. Others may not even see it; so, through the REVIEW, I am going to visit all our members.

“If every church librarian or elder would appoint some one who has a real interest in missionary work, he ought to do much with this splendid plan to get the truth before those especially dear to us. My plan of work is my own thought and desire. I wish you would send me a few sample copies of the series.”

A suggestion to the wise is sufficient.