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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 24, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 50.

For the

By Editor

Family Prayer Circle

The few moments necessary each day to read five pages of "The Acts of the Apostles" would, during January, February, March, and April of 1913, enable the entire family group to get the help of that wonderful book at the family worship hour. That would mean gaining a fresh impression of God's purpose for His church, becoming more widely and thoroly acquainted with the apostles, particularly Paul and his associates, and learning the many lessons drawn for the Christian's help.

The opening chapters leading up to the organization of the church are:

"God's Purpose for His Church," "The Training of the Twelve," "The Great Commission," "Pentecost," "The Gift of the Spirit," "At the Temple Gate," "A Warning Against Hypocrisy," "Before the Sanhedrim." Then follow chapters on the life of Paul, and experiences of the early church. (There are 58 chapters in all.)

The "Acts of the Apostles" is not a mere history of past events. Rather, it applies the wonderful lessons, drawn from past experience, to the individual Christian, the family, and the church to-day. It is truly a grand work to read at the family worship hour, and so reasonable in price that all may have it.

In flexible leather, thin paper, $2.00 Durable red cloth, 1.50 Prices 10 per cent higher in Canada Address your tract society or Pacific Press Publishing Association Mountain View, California