Now for That Twenty Thousand
By Editor
ONE part of the continuous, "ever-increasing missionary campaign" now being carried forward by this denomination, is the placing of the REVIEW in every Sabbath-keeping family. This work was well begun during 1905, but there are still many homes of our people which are not reached by this paper. We feel that the circulation of the REVIEW really ought to be twenty-five thousand copies weekly. It certainly would reach this figure if every professed believer in the message was really in earnest in this work. But some are indifferent and do not realize their need of the church paper, nor feel the loss they sustain in not having it; so perhaps we can not reasonably expect a larger circulation than twenty thousand copies at present. But this number should be reached during this year, not for the sake of having a large circulation, but because every Sabbath-keeper needs and should have the instruction, the encouragement, and the warnings which this paper contains. Will not our ministers, church officers, and all our people make an earnest effort this year in behalf of the REVIEW, by securing subscriptions from those who do not take it, and by encouraging all who are now subscribers to see that their subscriptions are not allowed to run out and the paper stop? “The REVIEW in every Sabbath-keeping family” is one good watchword for 1906.