One of the Necessities by S. E. Wight

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1916

One of the Necessities

By S. E. Wight

THE REVIEW AND HERALD is the paper which has visited the homes of Seventh-day Adventists for approximately sixty years. It gives the message in its true setting, and also its progress in the field. Those who read its pages keep familiar with the workings of the denomination, and are conversant with the efforts put forth in all the world. It should be the ambition of every member of the church to become thoroughly acquainted with the work and workers in all parts of the world, and through the REVIEW this can be done. The accomplishment of this paper, will not be a difficult task; it will mean the reading of only a few pages each week.

This paper is unlike most church papers in that it does not fill its columns with worldly advertising matter. Therefore its expense to the publishers is greater, and its profits are less. It is an excellent church paper, one of the best, at a very low price. In these times when most families figure closely to keep expenses within the income, papers which are not actually needed are most likely discarded; but the REVIEW AND HERALD is a paper that is needed. It is of more value than any other. Accordingly, in our discarding, the REVIEW AND HERALD should not be set aside, but should be considered among the necessities.

S. E. WIGHT, Pres. S. Union Conf.