The Value of Our Publications

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 16, 1916

The Value of Our Publications

NEARLY every mail brings to the REVIEW assurances of its helpfulness in keeping families together in the message. The following was recently received, and represents a large number bearing practically the same testimony in behalf of all our publications:—

“This truth came to me by reading ‘Bible Readings,’ secured of Sister H. P. Holser in the city of Minneapolis, Minn., in 1886. I have taken the leading periodicals of this denomination since that time. These papers have been the means of helping me in rearing my six children, who are all in the truth. I have always been interested in our periodicals and books, and I think they far surpass anything of the kind in any other denomination. I lent many pages of our literature to those not of our faith, and they were appreciated. Some have asked me for the Temperance Instructor, to use in getting up temperance programs. I enjoy studying my Sabbath school lesson with the aid of the Sabbath School Worker. No cheap literature has ever come into our home. I believe one of the reasons why many of our young people are in the world is because their parents have not appreciated the real value of our good church papers. My renewal for the good old REVIEW will soon be made.”