p. 22 | A Good Example

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1916

A Good Example

If the present 16,000 REVIEW readers would follow the example of the one who wrote Elder Paap the following letter, it would not be long before the REVIEW would be in the home of every believer, and the interest and spiritual growth of all would be greatly developed:—

“I will say in regard to the REVIEW that I would not consider myself loyal to this message if I did not read it. I have been in this truth twenty-six years, and during that time have been a constant reader of its contents. It stands next to God’s Word and the Spirit of prophecy, in my estimation. I love it more and more as I see the day of the Lord approaching. It is, indeed, a watchman for God’s people, and I believe we shall not be able to stand the coming storm without its help.”

“In regard to getting more subscribers, I am working constantly to that end. In the last month I secured four new subscriptions, all from new Sabbath keepers. A few weeks ago I secured two other subscriptions. There are still five families in our little church not taking the REVIEW. With these I am working, and two have promised to take it in the near future. I tell them if they can take only one paper, to take the REVIEW.”

“If all our church elders and missionary secretaries would take hold of this work in earnest, the 9,823 subscriptions needed to make the REVIEW list reach all our people, would soon be raised. With God’s help I shall work for the dear REVIEW until probation closes.”