p. 135 | HOW THEY LIKE IT

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 27, 1900

HOW THEY LIKE IT.

A SISTER writes:—

We have adopted the plan of using “Thoughts on Daniel” in our reading at morning worship. We take the Reading Circle questions and read until we have answered a certain number of them. In this way our reading is connected, and we have a daily study of the lessons. The notes in the Instructor are a real help. It does seem in the providence of God that these studies are taken up just at this time. They are needed by us all, but especially by the youth and children. We can realize their need very forcibly when we begin to read with them, and ask them questions on these important subjects.

Encouraging letters have been received from several church school teachers. One is as follows:—

We find the lessons very interesting. We do not think them too long or too short. The attendance at the missionary meetings has nearly doubled since we began using the studies. I think twenty-five persons are taking the work. Some are studying who can not attend the meetings. One person is appointed to conduct the review of the Berean studies, and another to review the field studies.

A letter from an isolated family says:—

We are especially grateful for the Reading Circle lessons. We sat down to study the first one about ten o’clock, and became so interested that we forgot all about dinner until after two o’clock. I believe these lessons will help prepare us to do missionary work, and I pray that we lonely ones may yet be able to point others to the dear Saviour,