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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 26, 1916

What the Present Truth Series Is

Ingathering Work Helped by Present Truth Series No. 22

MANY of the Review and Herald employees on their Ingathering day took along a liberal supply of the new Present Truth Series No. 22, on the Eastern Question, and this helped in various ways in collecting for missions. Often, with it, an interest was created and a donation was obtained after the Signs had been presented. When a donation was refused, the solicitor offered the Present Truth Series free, with a brief explanation of its contents. This interested the people, and the interview, prolonged by questions they asked, resulted sometimes in quite a generous donation to missions. When the people were interested but too poor to contribute to missions, a copy of Present Truth Series was left with them. Some became so much interested in the Eastern Question number that they subscribed for the series for a year. Others gave their names for free literature to be sent them, and in various other ways Present Truth Series No. 22 helped in gaining an audience with the people, and in securing more and larger donations for missions.

What the Present Truth Series Is

The Present Truth Series will be two years old Jan. 1, 1917. During its short life, it has made a record unequalled by any other denominational paper. It has not only had a circulation of over four million copies, but has met with the hearty approval of all our people. It has earned the names of “The Denominational Periodical Skirmisher” and “The Gospel Pathfinder.”