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A Splendid Record

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 26.

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A Splendid Record

By I. A. FORD

IN looking over the report of last year's book sales, we were very much interested to find that West Virginia, the smallest conference in the United States, stood at the head of the list in the average of book sales a month. Some conferences averaged only six or seven dollars' worth of subscription books sold for each Seventh-day Adventist in the conference, while this conference sold on an average $39.25 worth a month for each member. This is certainly an example worthy of emulation.
If West Virginia can make such a record as this, why can not other conferences do likewise? If every conference will reach this average, it will not be long until we shall hear the loud cry of the message, and the work will soon be finished. This could easily be done by individuals consecrating themselves to the spreading of this message who are now inactive in this branch of the work.
I. A. FORD.