An Evangelist Commends the Youth’s Instructor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1909

An Evangelist Commends the Youth’s Instructor

ONE of our workers recently called upon a well-known evangelist in one of the Western States and presented him with a copy of the special Thanksgiving number of the REVIEW, and in addition to receiving a donation for missions, she gratefully accepted the following compliment paid by the evangelist to Review and Herald publications, especially the Youth’s Instructor: “Why! this is published by the Review and Herald press. I consider that the Review and Herald print the best literature on earth. I have ten dollars’ worth of their literature over there [pointing to a large bundle]. I intend to distribute these papers to the new converts to-night. Wife, get her a copy of the papers we have there. [She handed me a copy of the Temperance number of the Instructor.] I consider that the best thing on temperance I ever saw, and I want the converts to get the benefit of reading it.” This evangelist distributed over a thousand copies of the Temperance number of the Instructor, on the last evening of his revival services, to as many new converts, and in his closing prayer he prayed for the Seventh-day Adventists.