HOW THEY LIKE IT

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 13, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 7.

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HOW THEY LIKE IT.

An isolated sister in New York says:—
I have a great interest in the Reading Circle; for I see in it that which will help me to interest my neighbors in present truth. It is hard to get them to study the Bible, but I believe it will be easier with the helps thus provided. It is my greatest desire to be wholly engaged in this work. I praise God for the REVIEW. I desire to be one of those of whom it may be said, She hath done what she could.
A Wisconsin church school teacher writes:—
I have been surprised at the readiness of the children to grasp the difficult points of our faith that are brought out in the Reading Circle lessons. Their eagerness to learn and to tell the truth has put to shame many of the older members of the church who have known and professed to love the truth for years, yet are not able to give their neighbors a reason for their faith. The children not only tell their companions about the lessons, but bring their friends with them to the class, and show them how to find the places in the Bible. Thus they are learning to be missionaries.