MRS. O. A. OLSEN by Mrs. O. A. Olsen

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

MRS. O. A. OLSEN

By Mrs. O. A. Olsen

I WAS twenty-three years old when I first saw the REVIEW AND HERALD. From that time till now, I have been a constant reader of the good paper. I do not read it only in part, but I read it from cover to cover. I am now seventy-four years old, lacking three weeks. Its weekly visits have been better to me than a dear, loving friend. The good instruction, the admonition, and the cheering reports that come from afar have been a great blessing to me, to cheer me on my way. How glad I am that the work is moving onward! My earnest prayer is that the work will go much faster. How impossible for me to get on without the REVIEW AND HERALD! Speed on, dear, loving friend, with your mission of love, until Jesus comes. Those who do not read the REVIEW AND HERALD are meeting with a serious loss. How easy it would be to backslide, if one did not read this good paper! We are fast nearing the end. May God help us to get ready.