Untitled article by J. M. A.

Untitled article

J. M. A.

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, November 5, 1867

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 21

A brother suggests that it would be well for our preachers to send us, from time to time, the names of such brethren and sisters with whom they may be acquainted, as could be relied upon to judiciously circulate a few of our small publications from the tract fund. We should be happy to send out publications in this way as duty may dictate, trusting that all who shall receive them from us will strive to act in the fear of God in their distribution. Let it be borne in mind that our object is not to get the books out of the Office, nor should it be yours to get them out of your hands as soon as you get them, without reference to where or to whom they are given; the object is to place them where the blessing of God will go with them and they shed much light and do great good. In accordance with the above, some of the silent, but powerful, preachers are now on the way to your homes. J. M. A.