The Review’s Encouraging Influence

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

The Review’s Encouraging Influence

ELDER JOHN ISAAC, president of the Oklahoma Conference, in sending an encouraging report of the progress of the work in his field says of our church paper: “The good old REVIEW bears the message for these days in clear tones, and is always awaited with eagerness and read with interest. In one place where I held tent meetings two years ago, a woman accepted the truth and subscribed for the REVIEW. When I visited her later, she told me that if it had not been for the REVIEW she feared she would not have been able to stand the opposition she had to meet from her family and relatives. The articles on different points of faith strengthened her so that she was able to hold out faithfully. Two months after that visit she died, sound in the faith. This is only one example of what I have found in my labors to prove the good work the REVIEW AND HERALD is doing. May the Lord bless you in your work.”