Invaluable to the Church by G. B. Thompson

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

Invaluable to the Church

By G. B. Thompson

THE REVIEW AND HERALD comes into the home each week, laden with news from those who have left their pleasant homes and are laboring in the midst of heathenism to bring the light of the message before millions who sit in darkness, and it tells us what success is attending their efforts. The REVIEW contains articles each week from the pen of some of our ablest and most experienced workers and writers, sounding a clear note on the fundamental truths of the message, and setting forth the high standard of Christian living which should be seen in the lives of those who claim to believe this truth. It sounds the note of warning against apostasy, and exhorts God's people to cling to the pillars of the message. It contains articles gathered from the writings of Sister White, setting forth warning and giving to the remnant people of God the most solemn admonitions for these uncertain times. It has a department devoted to the home life, and departments giving reports of how the Lord is blessing in the circulation of our literature, of the progress that is being made in our schools in training workers, of the efforts put forth in behalf of the youth, of the steps being taken to destroy the Constitutional guaranty of liberty in this nation. All this and much more comes to us each week, and all for a little more than four cents a week. For about what it costs to mail two letters, we can get all this valuable instruction brought to our homes each week.

No Adventist home can afford to be without this valuable periodical, that through all the years of this work has stood in defense of the message. Its instruction was never needed more than at the present time. Almost any one who spends much more annually for things that he could do without than the price of a year's subscription. Each family should make any sacrifice necessary to obtain the good old REVIEW. I consider it invaluable to the church just now.

G. B. THOMPSON, Sec. N. Am. Div. Conf.