PROGRESS OF THE READING CIRCLE WORK

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 17, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 16.

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PROGRESS OF THE READING CIRCLE WORK.

A BUSY secretary in one of the Southern States says:—
My work is of such a character that I do not have much time to spend in the interests of the Circle work. I do not know the exact number of our members who are taking this work, but I think that a majority of them are doing so. The REVIEW is taken in most of our families in the State, and “Thoughts on Daniel” is in many homes. We have quite a number, too, who read the Missionary Magazine, and are interested in the study of the field. The notes in the Instructor on both the studies are of real help. We believe that this Circle work is a move in the right direction; and it has been blessed of the Lord. We hope that it may be used by him to stir up the hearts of his people to a more earnest and consecrated effort to reach souls. We must be laborers together with God, and every effort must be put forth to arouse our people, and to prepare them to work in his vineyard; for this is the eleventh hour.