Experiences With “Education”

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 21, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 29.

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Experiences With “Education”

MANY of our readers know that a strong effort is being made to give all our people an opportunity of studying Sister White’s latest book “Education.” Brother H. M. Hiatt, who is taking up the work in the States of Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri, writes thus of his first effort:—
“I arrived at Fruita [Colo.] June 21, and began work immediately. I found three Seventh-day Adventist families, and sold and delivered to them two copies of ‘Education.’ I arrived in Grand Junction last night, and out of the eight families here took orders for seven books.”
Brother U. T. Cady canvassed among our people in Oakland, selling between seventy and eighty copies. Brother G. E. Johnson sold about the same number in Healdsburg. Sister Ella White sold thirty copies in the vicinity of St. Helena in the same number of hours.
Certainly it is a book which will familiarize our people with the real principles of Bible education, and at the same time will assist them in carrying these principles into their every-day life.
H. H. HALL.