p. 22 | Does It Pay? by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jan 6, 1916

Does It Pay?

By Editor

WE can give only a little of the available evidence to show that it does pay to circulate the Signs Magazine.

One sister in Illinois, while working with the Signs Magazine last spring, found a lady who became greatly interested in the current topics of the number which she bought. Our sister was invited into the house, where several hours were spent in talking about world conditions and the Sabbath. The magazine and a tract, which were left with the lady, fully convinced her of the truth, and she kept the next Sabbath. She then began to work with her husband, who gave up his employment to keep the Sabbath with her. A few months ago, they attended a camp meeting in their State, and were baptized. Both are now devoting their entire time and energy in distributing the printed pages of truth.

It pays in other ways, too. By selling single copies and taking subscriptions for the magazine, it is possible for our brethren and sisters to earn their living. Even a few hours a month given to work of this kind will be productive of results. The February number contains splendid, interest-compelling articles under the following titles:— The Old Moslem Power Must End; The Changed Aim and Message of the Church; Christ's Second Coming; The Conquering Christ; Spiritism; Studies in the Book of Revelation; The Church and the Present Crisis; The World-Wide Message; Invisible Things; The Tragic Struggle for Liberty; Scurvy and Spring Fevers; Current Topics.

Fully up to the usual high standard that the Signs has maintained for so long. A powerful, convincing presentation of several points in the message that you want your neighbors to know. How will you relate yourself to the need this month?

A supply may be had from your tract society. Prices: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents; 50 copies or more, 4 cents each. Resolve to do something for Christ with every number during 1916.