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He Got Up in the Night to Read

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 13, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 50.

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He Got Up in the Night to Read

By LYMAN D. RANDALL

THE following letter from a faithful sister in North Carolina breathes so fully the spirit of real missionary effort that it will be read with interest by all:—
“Although alone Sabbath, I carried out the program sent us for November 10. I had a good meeting, and decided to increase my order for the special Watchman. In the afternoon I held a Bible reading with a new Sabbath-keeper. I think she, too, will sell The Watchman. Friday a woman bought a paper from me, and then said, ‘I want that paper for a year,’ and gave me her order.
“I have asked the Lord to give me an order for The Watchman each week, and he has, but I believe I shall ask for more, and I believe he will give more. One woman said her husband enjoyed The Watchman so much that he got up in the night and read it.”
Does it pay to work with our periodicals? Such experiences as the one related above, and many others which might be mentioned, are very positive answers. Individuals are successfully devoting their entire time to selling The Watchman.
If you are interested in this good work and desire further information and suggestions, I shall be glad to correspond with you. Address me at Nashville, Tenn., in care of the Southern Publishing Association.
LYMAN D. RANDALL.