Every Adventist Should Read the Review by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 23, 1910

Every Adventist Should Read the Review

By Editor

OUR general church paper, the REVIEW AND HERALD, should be in the hands of every Seventh-day Adventist. No one can truly keep alive to the importance of this movement, and the progress it is making in the world, who fails to read the reports of labor, the plans of operation, and the general information contained in this journal. If a canvass of our churches were made, many Sabbath-keepers would be found who are not regular subscribers. Will not the officers of our churches interest themselves in this matter? What better work for his church could any elder do than to induce every member of his company to become a regular subscriber to, and reader of, the REVIEW AND HERALD? The following good words from Elder A. R. Ogden, president of the North Missouri Conference, contain a valuable suggestion:—

We are glad to tell you that we are still interested in the good old REVIEW. A few Sabbaths ago twenty-seven subscriptions—most of them new—were received in one of our larger churches for the REVIEW. I believe a REVIEW missionary day in many of our churches would be a good thing. To my mind nothing so stimulates an interest in every department of the work in all the earth, among our people, as to receive and carefully read the denominational paper week by week. I am sorry that we can not succeed in getting every believer to take it. We are doing the best we can.