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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 9, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 23.

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It is certainly well pleasing to the Lord to have the work of the gospel carried on in a systematic and well-balanced manner. All branches of this great work need attention, and not a single branch should be neglected. A very important work is that of getting our publications before the people, and yet how few are engaged in this grand work!
We are told that if there is one work of more importance than another, it is that of getting our publications before the people, and it seems strange that so few are engaged in this work. But we have a cheering message to the effect that “the canvassing work is to be revived.” We should praise the Lord for this, and take courage.
During this year, 1903, there should be scores in every conference selling these books containing the message of the soon-coming Saviour. The world is to be warned, and the Lord expects his people to accomplish this work. We can not afford to disappoint him. The call to-day is, “Go work in my vineyard,”—work for souls, spread the light of truth everywhere. Will you not respond to this call, and take hold of thiswork at once? You could not be a recruit for a better work, and the wages are sure, the reward most sweet and blessed.
E. T. RUSSELL.