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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 16, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 50.

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The Help Our Papers Bring

THE help the REVIEW brings to many who are constantly writing us of its benefits may be, and ought to be, shared by all believers. Here is a sample of many letters coming to us expressing appreciation of this help: “I do so love to read the REVIEW. Every week it contains reproofs, admonitions, encouragements, etc. Surely the Lord is making of this denomination a great people. I read the wonderful things in the REVIEW each week, and wonder if there is anything more that can be written that I have not read or seen before, when lo, the next week the REVIEW comes with a still greater feast of good things. God bless the REVIEW, and give it a constant message with a spirit of power imparted to its readers to enable them to do the work.”
AN old subscriber to the Instructor writes: “The reason why I did not renew my personal subscription for the Instructor, I got up a club of five, with myself, so had to join the other subscribers. They really did not want the paper at first, but I coaxed them to try it for six months anyway, so when the time expired, they were ready to renew for the year. I wanted my friends to have the paper, and now they are more than pleased with it. When we have read the Instructor, we send it on to others. I can not do without this little paper. It is the best I ever read. I am sorry I did not begin to take it sooner.”
ELDER C. McREYNOLDS says: “Christian Education fills a long-felt need in every way, and will be appreciated by all who are interested in the work of giving to our children and youth an education in the third angel’s message. It certainly has a field peculiar to itself. It will win its way rapidly, and will do its strong part in saving souls. To this end we promise you our hearty co-operation.”
A MINISTER from Middleboro, Mass., sent the following word relative to the Instructor: “I shall be greatly obliged if you will send to me as samples, two or three copies of the Temperance number of the Youth’s Instructor, as I consider it one of the best temperance publications I have seen up to date.”