AGAIN WE SAY IT by L. Flora Plummer

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 16, 1900

AGAIN WE SAY IT.

By L. Flora Plummer

MRS. L. FLORA PLUMMER.

A CORRESPONDING secretary of one of the Conferences writes: “Some of our librarians have written me that they can not organize a Reading Circle because the members of the church are so scattered that they can not meet for such a purpose.”

So again we say: The Reading Circle lessons are designed for home study. They may be studied by one person as successfully as by a large company. They may be made a family study, parents and children uniting in it. No one need wait for a meeting of the church to be called before beginning the study. Each family and each person is asked simply to study each lesson as thoroughly as possible, during the week assigned to it. No one should hesitate to enter upon the home study of the lessons because he is so situated that he has not the privilege of reviewing the lessons with others. No organization or formality of any kind is necessary. The simplicity of the plan makes it fit every circumstance. “Joining the Circle” is simply studying the lessons as thoroughly as your time will allow. And the isolated person who thus studies is as truly a member of the Circle as is one who can meet with a company regularly.