Ten Reasons Why Every Seventh-day Adventist Should Read the “Review” by I. H. Evans

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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Ten Reasons Why Every Seventh-day Adventist Should Read the “Review”

By I. H. Evans

1. It is our church organ, and speaks with clearness on all points of doctrine and church polity.

2. It is carefully edited, and contains nothing that has not been carefully considered from every standpoint.

3. It keeps the reader in touch with the progress of the work in all parts of the field.

4. It gives the latest in world issues and current events; so one who reads keeps pace with the signs of the times.

5. It keeps the reader in touch with the policies and plans for the advancement of the message in mission fields, and gives notice of new workers being sent abroad.

6. It contains departmental reports, and gives the people the very latest reports of growth and progress in all lines of the work.

7. It supplies spiritual food to the reader, and leads to deeper spirituality and greater consecration.

8. It seems incredible that any who diligently read the “Review and Herald” would backslide and lose their Christian experience.

9. It contains reports of our general councils, and keeps the reader well informed concerning the various plans laid for the advancement of the message.

10. It speaks for the whole world-wide advent movement, and is not local, but general, in its interests.

I. H. EVANS, President North American Division Conference.