By the term “Home Workers” is meant those who can, while living at their own home—in city or country—devote some time to introducing some one of our publications to their friends and neighbors. These may not be able to leave home duties to engage continuously in selling the regular subscription books, but can spend a few hours each week in this work.
For this class the books in our Home Workers’ list is especially adapted.
These books are gotten up in attractive style, and are of sufficient variety to meet the requirements of all. It is not necessary to consult with a State canvassing agent in order to begin work on these books. The territory for them is at the disposal of our churches. Select your book, arrange with the church librarian where to begin, and go to work.
Notice this list of books that instruct in practical Christian life, and lead to the study of the Bible.
Biblical and Devotional
Desire of Ages.—This is the plain edition of that wonderful book. It has no illustrations, but contains all the subject of the large book. Cloth, $1.50. Library, $2.50. Russia limp, $2.
Thoughts on Daniel and Thoughts on Revelation.—Each book bound separately in paper. What better work can be done than to place these books in the hands of the people, leading them to a study of these important prophecies? Pamphlet style only. Daniel, 25 cents. Revelation, 25 cents.
Great Nations of To-day.—A study of the history of nations and conclusive evidence that some of the nations of our own time, and especially the United States, are subjects of Bible prophecy. Paper, 25 cents.
His Glorious Appearing.—An exposition of the wonderful prophecy of the twenty-fourth chapter of Matthew. Thousands have read it, and thousands more will be glad of a privilege to do so. Board, 25 cents. Cloth, 40 cents.
Steps to Christ.—A book that has helped and encouraged many a downcast soul. Your neighbor ought to have its message of help and cheer. Paper, 25 cents. Cloth, 50 cents.
Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing.—Another devotional book of rare merit and great helpfulness. A good companion volume to “Steps to Christ.” Cloth, 60 cents.
Education.—A complete and thorough treatise on education, showing that a true, broad education can be secured only from the standpoint of the Christian. Cloth, $1.25.
Helps to Bible Study.—A series of forty Bible readings covering the principal points of faith and adapted to personal study. Paper, 25 cents. Cloth, 50 cents.
The housewife needs some new recipes—different from any she has had. These will be found in the Vegetarian Cook Book. It will be a revelation to some women—and to their families as well—to find what appetizing, nourishing dishes can be prepared without meats and grease. Cloth, 75 cents.
The above books selected from the Home Workers’ list are all subject to a discount of forty per cent to actual workers when ordered through the librarian of the church. No discount allowed to individuals for books for their own use.
Who Else Will Enlist?
HUNDREDS of our people who thought they could not do this kind of work have found to their pleasure and surprise that they can, and they have been wonderfully blessed in the doing. The same blessing awaits hundreds of others who are not engaged in this important kind of missionary work. Who will enlist?
Talk it over with your church elder and librarian, and begin at once. Supplies should be ordered through your conference tract society, or the publishing house nearest you.
Review & Herald Publishing Assn.,
Battle Creek, Mich. Washington, D. C.
