Placing the Review and Herald in Every Home

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 30, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 39.

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Placing the Review and Herald in Every Home

WHAT better missionary work can you do in your home field than to place our church paper, the REVIEW AND HERALD, in the home of some one of your church or company who, through indifference or inability, is not taking it? How can it be expected that any one will keep pace with the advancing light of the third angel’s message who is deprived of the instruction and counsel given week by week to God’s people through this divinely ordained channel of communication? There is no other paper which is designed to take, or can take, the place of our church paper. On this subject, the Lord has given definite instruction:—
“Our people should make greater efforts to extend the circulation of the REVIEW. If our brethren and sisters would only manifest greater earnestness, and put forth more persevering efforts to accomplish this, it would be done. . . . Those who consent to do without the REVIEW AND HERALD lose much. Through its pages Christ may speak to them in warnings, in reproofs and counsel, which would change the current of their thoughts, and be to them as the bread of life.” — “Testimonies,” Vol. IV, p. 599.
Will not you improve the opportunity that is before you to bring the bread of life to some of those who have it not?