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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 60.

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Do we need to call the attention of our readers to the excellent variety of matter presented in this number of the REVIEW? A brief enumeration of the articles will suffice to indicate their wide range.
The editorials deal with questions relating to Christian experience, Sabbath observance, and the coming of the Lord.
The General Articles department contains contributions from twelve different writers. These deal with questions relating to Christian experience, tithing, the two covenants, family worship, health and healing, relation of the church members to the ministry, change of the Sabbath, etc. The article in this department furnished us by Dr. David Paulson a short time before his death, contains some excellent suggestions.
In the World-Wide Field department Elder F. H. Stahl tells some thrilling experiences in his Indian work; Elder B. E. Connerly of the work in Colombia; Elder B. L. Anderson of the work in the great Chinese field; and Brother R. A. Caldwell of the work in the Philippines.
Our Homes department this week is devoted especially to the question of music in the home. The practical suggestions made by these writers are well worthy of careful consideration.
The excellent reports in our Field Work department and in the Educational department, the articles contained in the Medical and Publishing departments, together with the suggestions for Bible study in the Missionary Volunteer department, will be read with interest.
Nor do we believe that the three pages devoted to the REVIEW campaign will be passed by, even by the busy readers. Note some of the good things which will be found in the REVIEW during 1917. Read the witness borne to the value of our general church paper by some of the pioneers in this message and by brethren who are leading out in the movement today.
And as you note all these excellent things in this number,—a fair sample of our church paper as it goes out from week to week,—will you not join in this campaign to place the REVIEW in every English-speaking Seventh-day Adventist home? For the good of the general movement, and for the good of every member of the church, this purpose should be accomplished. Will you not assist us in its realization?