To Our Churches Everywhere.
By A. J. B.
ARE there some in your church who are actually too poor to pay the three cents a week necessary to secure our church paper? If so, please read and act upon the following suggestions made to our people in 1881, when the price of the paper was two dollars a year, or fifty cents more than the present rate:— “The REVIEW AND HERALD and Signs of the Times are cheap papers at the full price. The REVIEW is a valuable paper; it contains matters of great interest to the Church, and should be placed in every family of believers. If any are too poor to take it, THE CHURCH should, by subscription, raise the amount of the full price of the paper, and supply the destitute families. How much better would this plan be than throwing the poor upon the mercies of the publishing house or the tract and missionary society.”—“Testimonies for the Church, Vol. IV, page 598.” Write out a list of the worthy poor in YOUR CHURCH, and to-day start that subscription paper around among the church-members, in order that the poor in YOUR midst may have the REVIEW regularly. A. J. B.