p. 17 | The Morning Watch Calendar by M. E.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1911

The Morning Watch Calendar

By M. E.

The preceding article has reminded you that in order to be Christians we must have communion with Heaven; we must spend some time alone with God. To help our young people and others to form this absolutely necessary habit of being alone with God, the Young People's Missionary Volunteer Department has for several years published the Morning Watch Calendar.

There were three times as many calendars sold for 1910 as for 1908. Does not the fact that this little booklet is making friends so rapidly bespeak its helpfulness in forming the habit of personal devotion?

Here are a few of the very many good words spoken for the calendar:—

“Enclosed find five cents, for which please send me the Morning Watch Calendar for 1911. I prized the 1910 calendar very much, and do not want to be without one the coming year. I may have a chance to take orders. I sold several dozen last year.”

“I have greatly enjoyed the Morning Watch Calendar for the last two years, and would not like to be without it.”

“Please send me a dozen Morning Watch Calendars. I sold and gave away five or six dozen last year. I think they are fine, and so do others.”

“I had the Morning Watch Calendar last year, and it has done me so much good I do not think I could do without it the coming year, so find ten cents for one for myself and one to give away.”

“Since I began to read my Morning Watch Calendar, I feel better and stronger than before. I would not give it up for anything.”

Will you secure a copy yourself, use it, and persuade others to do the same? Order the calendar from your tract society. Price, 5 cents each. M. E.