Readers’ Appreciation of the Review by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jun 18, 1914

Readers’ Appreciation of the Review

By Editor

IN every mail that comes to us there are letters from our members in all parts of the world expressing keen appreciation of the REVIEW. It is not possible for us to print many of these, but once in a while we feel that it is due our readers to have just a word from long-time subscribers, and to know just how they feel in regard to the REVIEW. We quote the following from a recent letter from Colorado: “Yours of April 22 is received. I left Colorado about five months ago, but the blessed paper, the REVIEW, in which God is certainly interested and which he evidently maintains, has reached me each week. I not only enjoy its visits, but value them, and should fear to be without the REVIEW. I have prayed and wished that every Seventh-day Adventist would give proof that he, too, feels that way about the REVIEW. When renewal time comes, I do not renew with my spare change, but simply spare the amount necessary to renew. May God continue to bless all connected with the REVIEW in any way, and make them the greatest possible blessing, is my prayer.”