Some Suggestions by A. Carter

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 20, 1902

Some Suggestions

By A. Carter

SANITARIUM, CAL., MAY 4, 1902.

Editors of Review and Herald.

DEAR BRETHREN: Every copy of the REVIEW contains much which I would not like to miss reading, and often have wished that every Sabbath keeper in the world was getting this good paper. If ever there was a time when all should have it, now is that time. Elder A. G. Daniells has written something about the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons” which claims the attention of all. In the issue of April 22 he says: “One of the greatest movements of a definite, practical, far-reaching, and beneficial character ever inaugurated by Seventh-day Adventists is now taking place among us.” Every one should realize this, but as our brother truly says, “No one can have any true idea of what is being done in this direction unless he is closely watching the movement.” How important, then, that every Adventist should read the reports which appear in the REVIEW every week! Every one who fails to read this paper misses spiritual blessing; for God is speaking to us through that channel, as he does by the Testimonies.

Moreover, the missionary spirit is kept alive by a knowledge of the advancement of the work of God and of its pressing needs. Therefore, to help broaden the wave of enthusiasm in the good work of getting free from debt, let every reader of the REVIEW place a copy of the issue of April 22 in the hands of those Adventists who are not regular subscribers, and let their subscriptions be obtained without delay.

Those who are engaged in selling “Christ’s Object Lessons” have an excellent opportunity to do this by drawing special attention to the article headed “A Great Movement.”

When one is too poor to subscribe, his fellow members would show a Christian spirit by making up the amount of a year’s subscription for their more unfortunate neighbor.

Yours sincerely, A. CARTER.