The Tract Work

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 11, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 45.

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The Tract Work

The long winter evenings are just before us, indicating that we have reached the time of the year when many people are not so busy as they are in the summer season, hence have more time to read. Now is the golden opportunity for placing in their hands the literature which they need to direct their thoughts toward the things which are for their eternal welfare. We have a wealth of literature in our excellent tracts and pamphlets. Many a soul has been saved as the result of reading one tract. Is there one who would not like to see souls saved as the result of his efforts, and have bright stars shining throughout eternity in his crown of rejoicing? What better time can we have for this work than this winter season? The Review and Herald Publishing Association has just issued a new tract order sheet which gives a complete list of our tracts, with prices. Order it to-day and get ready for circulating these tracts. A post-card to your State tract society or to this Office will bring the list.