Sharing Our Message Through Newspapers
D. D. McDougal, M. D., Connersville, Ind., sends copies of Connersville papers, in which he has secured the insertion of about six columns of matter giving the leading points in the principles and the history of our people, which will help to make the readers of those papers acquainted with our name and what we are trying to do for our fellow men. Are there not many papers in the land having a friendly disposition toward our work which would be glad to receive similar statements from those with whom they are acquainted, and so open their columns for articles which would be for their own benefit, as well as ours? Our work is not to be done in a corner. The more fully we can make known to the people the times in which we are living, the more fully, we believe, we are complying with the wishes of Him who has made for the world “a great supper,” and now, at supper time, has sent forth His servants to say to all “Come; for all things are now ready.” Luke 14:16, 17.