Where Is Your Pound? by H. H. Hall

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 10, 1906

Where Is Your Pound?

By H. H. Hall

ONE of our missionary campaign mottoes has been, and continues to be: “The liberal circulation of message-filled tracts by every Seventh-day Adventist, using a pound of the Signs of the Times leaflets as an entering wedge.”

Concerning these leaflets a sister says: “The Signs leaflets are grand. A dear sister sent me a sample, and I am very much interested in them. Enclosed please find $1.30 for a thousand copies — two hundred of each of the following: ‘Law of God,’ ‘Sabbath of the Bible,’ ‘The First Day,’ ‘Who Changed the Sabbath?’ ‘The Seal of God.’ I want to give one of each of these to each person with whom I work.”

This is but a sample of many letters being received from tract societies and publishing houses, and shows how earnestly and methodically many of our people are working. How about your number? Which pound of these leaflets, dear reader? Is it lying on the shelf, or are the three hundred numbers which it contains in the homes of your neighbors and friends.

H. H. HALL.