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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 22, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 4.

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To Church Elders

By Editor

HAVE you ever determined how many of the members of your church are subscribers to our general church paper, the REVIEW AND HERALD? Just now, at the beginning of the new year, would it not be an excellent thing for you to agitate this matter in your church, speaking in the public congregation of the value of the REVIEW, and of the blessing it will prove to every one, and then follow up this effort with personal work in the homes of your people? Try this plan, and watch the development of the good results which will follow this wider diffusion of the excellent instruction, and of the thrilling reports of progress which the REVIEW contains from week to week.
In a recent letter Elder W. J. Stone, president of the Virginia Conference, expresses this estimate of the value of our church paper:—
"I wish that we could place the REVIEW in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist in this denomination, and that it would be eagerly read by all. I am sure that this would cause a great awakening among our people in general. It is too bad that all do not have the stirring articles that come out in the REVIEW from week to week. I wish that in some way we could organize a thorough canvass of all our churches throughout the North American Division Conference, and double the subscriptions for the REVIEW."