Its Readers Up-to-date Believers by M. N. Campbell

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

Its Readers Up-to-date Believers

By M. N. Campbell

For twenty-six years I have been a reader of the REVIEW, and can fully appreciate the sentiments which make the term “good old REVIEW” so popular among Seventh-day Adventists.

The blessed uplift in spiritual matters which thoughtful readers of this paper have experienced, has kindled a feeling of genuine affection for it in their hearts. Those who have had the REVIEW in their homes and have carefully read it are very loath to dispense with its regular visits.

Each week when the REVIEW reaches me, I start in at the last page and go through it to the first, carefully scanning its pages for the helpful thoughts and encouraging reports which I am sure to find. The up-to-date believers among us are to be found among those who take the REVIEW, and when a member gets on the background, it can be set down as almost a certainty that he is not a subscriber to our good church paper.

It is practically out of the question for any to keep step with the advancing message who deliberately deprive themselves of the means through which our denominational plans are conveyed to believers. I hope to see the REVIEW subscription list greatly increased in the Eastern Canadian Union.

M. N. CAMPBELL, Pres. E. Canadian Union Conf.