Far in the Lead by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1916

“Far in the Lead”

By Editor

“I HAVE had the privilege of being connected with one of the largest libraries in this part of the country during the past three years, and I fully appreciate the fact that our Youth’s Instructor is far in the lead,” writes a Sabbath school worker who was comparing the Instructor with other journals for young people.

The Youth’s Instructor is the second oldest paper published by Seventh-day Adventists. It has been a great factor in helping our young people to form correct ideals in life, to have a desire to serve God and to be of service to humanity.

Another interested in young people says, “From time to time I have met young men and women who have given me their personal testimony that the Instructor has steadied them through temptations.”

There are, however, some of our young folks who are deprived of the weekly visits of the Instructor. These are missing much of that which would be a great help to them in life. It would be well if parents and others in every church would look about and see if there are any who do not have this best of young people’s journals. The price of the Instructor is but $1.25 a year, single subscription; and it is cheaper yet if several come in one wrapper. Your conference tract society will be only too glad to receive your orders, or give further information as to quantity rates.