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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 26, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 34.

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Individual Experience

MANY of our people have come to the conclusion that a person cannot make a living by selling our books, but the following report from Indiana proves that it can be done. This experience is given that others who ought to be selling the truth may take courage:—
“The last of June I entered the field as a canvasser, and my sales have averaged over fifteen dollars a day. One day, July 22, I took orders to the amount of thirty-six dollars. The first of August I made a delivery. I found the people anxiously waiting for their books, and in every case they were well pleased when they received them. I did not lose an order, but postponed a few. These persons desired their books, but did not have the money, on account of sickness. I have found many who are interested to know God’s will. I am sure that the special help and blessing of God will attend all who step out by faith to do the work God wants done at this time. The other canvassers of our State are having success, and we expect a harvest of souls as the reward of our efforts.”
F. L. MOODY, State Agent.