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The Influence of Our Periodicals

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 2, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 31.

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The Influence of Our Periodicals

Recently we sent a few copies of Life and Health to a lady in Nebraska for her two girls to sell. In going over the town with Life and Health a lady was found who had just read a copy of the Earthquake Special Signs of the Times, and the sixteen-year-old Life and Health worker spent nearly the whole day with her, helping her to understand the obligations of the Sabbath. She reported only a few copies of Life and Health sold, but instead, a new Sabbath-keeper and another interested. The mother and the two Life and Health workers recently came into the truth through reading the REVIEW. They have never heard a sermon by any of our ministers, nor had any communication with any of our people. In this instance Life and Health found three persons who came into the truth by reading the REVIEW, and these found a fourth party whom The Signs of the Times had impressed. The lesson teaches the importance of all our periodicals and our duty to circulate them.