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By William Ingels
This excellent journal has now completed its sixty-first volume. For more than a quarter of a century it has been a welcome visitor to thousands of homes. It is our church paper, or, in other words, our weekly minister. The Review and Herald is published at Battle Creek, Mich., and furnishes, each week, sixteen pages of valuable information pertaining to our general work, as well as doctrinal matter, and articles of a practical nature, all of which are indispensable to every earnest worker in the cause of present truth. The articles written by Mrs. E. G. White are worth more than the subscription price, as they are written expressly for the benefit of the church, and will prove a great blessing to all that read them. The editorial department is full of interest to those that are watching the signs of the times. Articles from the pens of our leading brethren appear in the Review, which pertain to our special work, which none can afford to lose. The foreign work, in which all are so much interested, is reported quite fully. Also our home enterprises, such as city mission, ministers' reports, camp-meetings, etc. From the choice selections the youth can find much that will interest them. In fact, it is the church paper, and it ought to have a place in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist. Hundreds of our people hear but little preaching. The Review will, in a large measure, make up for this lack, and when read, much good can be done by passing it to our friends. In looking over our yearly report I find that California is taking the least number of Reviews of any Conference, with but one exception. This is not a good showing for us. In other enterprises we have a good record, and shall we not redeem ourselves in this by subscribing for this excellent journal? If every church librarian would take the matter in hand immediately, there could be a goodly number of subscriptions forwarded to commence with the new volume. Addresses, with the subscription price, may also be forwarded to Miss Anna L. Ingels, care SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal. Should there be those who are too poor to pay for the paper, why may not the church receive a blessing by furnishing it to them? Brethren, let us arouse, and not be satisfied until the Review is found in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist in this Conference. WM. INGS.