A Minister’s Subscription Effort

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 27, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 43.

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A Minister’s Subscription Effort

Those who have taken the REVIEW the longest know best its value, and universally their testimony is very strong in favor of its being in the homes of all the people.
Elder D. T. Bourdeau, of Grand Rapids, Mich., one of our oldest and much appreciated pioneers, has set other ministers a good example in sending to this office seventeen subscriptions,—fifteen for the REVIEW, and two for Life and Health,—with the suggestion that he has not yet taken up soliciting for Life and Health, but will do so as soon as he has finished canvassing his community for the REVIEW. If all our ministers would do likewise, all the people would soon have the benefits of the REVIEW, and doubtless would be in the condition described in the article above, all “interested in helping the work move forward.”