A Campaign for Life and Health

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 24, 1913

A Campaign for Life and Health

A. J. S. Bourdeau, manager of the magazine department of the Review and Herald Publishing Association, reports that during one day last week orders were received for 3,975 copies of Life and Health. An active campaign in behalf of our magazines is going on throughout the field, the regular force of workers having been augmented by a number of students from our schools, who in this way will earn scholarships for the next school year. Above these pecuniary considerations is the large amount of good which is bound to result from the circulation of this excellent literature. Gospel seed will be sown in many hearts and will bear fruit unto life eternal. What the scores of earnest men and women are doing in the distribution of the printed page might be done quite as successfully by hundreds of others who are now standing idle in the market-place. There is work for every man and woman in the ranks of this people in connection with the extension of this movement and in the spreading of the gospel message. Let each one seek to find his place and do faithfully the work to which God has called him.