OUR CHURCH PAPER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Sep 13, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 37.

OUR CHURCH PAPER.

By Editor

OUR good church paper, the Review and Herald, has been holding up the light of truth in the city of Washington, D. C., for two years. Its editors and managers, together with the General Conference officers, have fought a good fight there against the powers of darkness—the advocates of church and state union, or church dictation in the affairs of the government.

The Review is now well established in the capital city of the world's greatest republic, and in a position to wield a far greater influence for religious liberty, and the proclamation of the Gospel of the coming kingdom, than ever it has wielded before, or could wield in any other place.

But the Review is primarily the organ of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and its greatest power for good must be, in the very nature of things, wielded through and by its church constituency. It is also the organ of the Mission Board, and through its columns are given reports of the work throughout the world.

The laudable movement for placing the Review in every Sabbath-keeping family in the country, where the English language is read, has met encouraging success. So much so that, in the near future, the brother or sister without the church paper will not be abreast with the progress of the work, or abreast with the church in the onward march to victory. It is a time now when none can afford to be behind.

If you do not now enjoy the weekly visits of the church and mission organ, with its volume of indispensable information, you should subscribe at once. If you are a subscriber, be sure not to let your subscription lapse. No Seventh-day Adventist family can afford to be without the Review and Herald. $1.50 per year. Address, 222 N. Capitol Street, Washington, D. C.