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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 17, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 3.

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Worth Trying

By J. F. BEATTY

ON a recent Sabbath in the small church at Hemingford, Neb., after a brief talk on the mission of The Signs of the Times, and its use as a missionary agent, twelve yearly individual subscriptions were secured for the paper. (Of course all were already taking the (REVIEW.)
Have others of our churches considered what a mighty factor the Signs is in this message, and how easy it is to use as a medium to reach souls? During the year it treats all phases of present truth in an attractive as well as convincing manner, and is always awake to discern the significance of events, now so rapidly occurring.
What can be done in one church can be done in yours. We need the Signs, first of all, for ourselves, to study anew the inspiring truths for this time, also for the instruction of our children. Then it will be a good investment to send in a subscription for a friend or relative.
If we really desire to see this night of woe close, and the glad day of eternity dawn quickly, why not decide to do something definite now to help? We have made a suggestion. Isn't it worth trying? J. F. BEATTY.