Expanding the Publications Work

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 8, 1910

Expanding the Publications Work

Good reports are coming from our camp-meetings. The circulation of our publications has been considered at these meetings, and in many places from two to three public services were devoted to this branch of the work. A goodly number volunteered to enter the work to sell our subscription books. There is still room for scores of others. The coming fall should see many of our people actively engaged in this work, who are now in other business. “There should be twenty canvassers in the field where now there is one.” It is high time for God’s people to awake out of sleep; “for now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.” The time has come when this world is to be lightened with the glory of the third angel’s message; and to a large extent this work is to be done through the influence of our publications. We should hasten to take up this work earnestly and without delay.