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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 15, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 46, No. 3.

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By William C. White

READ it. With great care it is published week by week, and no labor is spared to make it what you wish it to be, interesting and instructive. Invaluable time is taken by our ministers in different parts of the field to write for it, and those who do not peruse it carefully may lose the most precious truths.
Circulate it. Do not destroy it as soon as read, nor stack it away in an old cupboard, nor put it on the pantry shelves, but circulate it. Hand it to a neighbor or friend, calling his especial attention to some article that will interest him.
Write for it. If you can write, and feel that you have something to say that will benefit your brethren, send in to the Office short articles explaining the march of prophecy, reporting progress, and relating, for the encouragement of others, how the Lord has prospered you. If items of interest fall under your notice in your daily or weekly paper, clip them out and send them to the Office. All, of course, cannot appear at once in the paper, but it will be used as needed.
Pray for it. Pray for its spiritual and financial success; and as you pray that it may find its way to all parts of our country, scattering truth and shedding light wherever it goes, have a hand in the answering of your own prayer by sending it abroad to those who may read it.—W. C. WHITE, in Signs of the Times.