Success in Follow-up Work

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 45.

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Success in Follow-up Work

Here is a part of a letter just received from Brother Geo. A. King, who is engaged in the circulation of the Signs in New York City:—
“During the past three weeks I have been following up the Signs work. In addition to finding many interested in the matter it contains, I have taken orders for two hundred dollars’ worth of books to be delivered at Christmas time. These were taken here in New York City, where good canvassers have been obliged to give up in despair.
“A skilful use of the Signs in these great cities will open the way to any class of society where honest men are to be found. I shall work harder than ever to follow the counsel the Lord has given us in regard to obtaining yearly subscriptions; for this gives the people an opportunity to know what they are really reading.”
Brother King has demonstrated the fact that there is success in following up every missionary effort made. This is the principle on which this great fall missionary campaign rests. It is a tried and true principle, brethren and sisters. Let us adopt it. H. H. HALL.