Untitled article by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 25, 1887

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 13, No. 33.

CANVASSING FOR GREAT CONTROVERSY, VOL. 4.

By Editor

MANY who have in the past thought that they could not sell "Great Controversy," Vol. 4, but who have successfully handled other of our denominational works, have recently given "Great Controversy" a trial, and are surprised that it is such an easy book to sell.

It seems that our people in the various Conferences are awakening to the importance of this valuable work, and several of the States east of the Rockies, which have not formerly sold many copies of this book, are now ordering largely. It is hoped that every State will give "Great Controversy," Vol. 4, its share of attention and encourage its sale. We give below a few extracts from recent letters:—

"Am taking orders from nearly everyone canvassed; 104 books sold the past week."

"The Lord is blessing me on every hand."

"Sold 113 books in week ending August 5."

"I took 8 orders yesterday." (A beginner.)

This column could be filled with such extracts, but the above will suffice to show how the work is going.

This is a business that all can engage in. The devoted, consecrated one employed as a canvasser can scarcely fail to succeed. Who that reads this will decide to engage in this branch of the Master's work?