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An Eighty-One-Year Reader Renews the Review

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 16, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 33.

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An Eighty-One-Year Reader Renews the Review

THE following is the way many of the oldest readers of the REVIEW write when they send in their orders for renewal:—
DEAR BRETHREN: Please find enclosed $1.50 to pay my subscription for another year. This is the forty-sixth year I have taken the REVIEW, with the exception of a break of three months at one time when I could not raise the money. How I do love the good old paper! I can not see how any one who loves the message can think of being without it. It cheers my heart to hear of the progress of the last message that is going to the world. I am about eighty-one years of age, and when I look back and see what great advancement the message has made since I embraced it, I think it wonderful. It gladdens my heart to hear of the advancement of the glorious cause. What a glorious hope is ours who keep all the commandments, and who look for our blessed Saviour to receive us from this sin-cursed earth! I hope we shall all labor and pray for the cause to advance. I want to do all I can with what means God has put in my hands to advance the cause. Let us all work and pray together.