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The Ministerial Reading Course

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 1, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 27.

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The Ministerial Reading Course

By Frederick Griggs

We are receiving many good words from those who are pursuing the Ministerial Reading Course. Among them are the following:—
“I am in full sympathy with this Reading Course, and feel that no minister should be without it. I need it in order to do the best work. A workman must have the best tools if he is to do the best work. I am glad the Reading Course for ministers was started. To any one not taking this course, I would say that he does not appreciate his opportunities.”
“It seems to me that every year the Ministerial Reading Course gets better. While I have always enjoyed the books, I am getting more out of them this year than ever before.”
“As a member of the Ministerial Reading Course, I am sending a few words of appreciation. I am thankful for the arrangement of the course, and I enjoy reading the books. They have been a blessing to me both mentally and spiritually.”
“I have all the books from the first year of the course, and should be sorry to part with them, for they are just what I need to give me a larger view of the work that is before one who enters the gospel ministry, and to give me a deeper spirit of consecration and devotion.”
Some of our people who are not in the ministry are also joining us in this course. It is very helpful to any one. We have at the present time three hundred and thirty-nine enrolled, and look for many others to pursue this Reading Course, as it does not take long to complete it.
FREDERICK GRIGGS.