Six Pamphlets on Tithing Free
By Layman
I hereby offer to send without charge, postage paid, a package of six pamphlets on tithing, three of them new, to all ministers, church officers, and Sunday-school teachers; also to all members of missionary societies, Christian Endeavor unions, and kindred organizations, who will write for them during the month of March, 1912. Most of these pamphlets are written from the financial standpoint. The author believes that tithing pays,—pays in furnishing more money for the spread of Christ's kingdom than is possible by any other method; pays the church in its temporal interests and spiritual blessings, whose members practise tithing; and also pays the tithers themselves in personal happiness and financial prosperity. All orders must be personal. Requests to send pamphlets to others are not included in this offer. The literature is not published for personal profit. The writer believes in tithing, and this offer is made in the hope of inducing others to study the subject especially from the dollars and cents standpoint. It is absolutely necessary that you mention the paper in which you see this offer. Address: "Layman,"
143 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill.