What One Worker Has Done for the "Review" by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 26, 1914

What One Worker Has Done for the "Review"

By Editor

A RECENT letter from Elder J. W. Boynton, of the Western Washington Conference, bears this cheering message regarding his interest in our church paper:—

"The dear old REVIEW grows more precious to me every year. Thirty-six years ago this winter I accepted present truth by reading 'Thoughts on Revelation,' lent to me by a good sister, who also introduced me to the REVIEW. I have been a constant reader of the REVIEW ever since. I try to improve every opportunity to secure subscriptions for it and for our other periodicals. Since our good camp meeting in August I have been laboring among our churches and isolated brethren, and during that time I have taken twenty-six orders for the REVIEW. Of course as these all went through our State office, you could not tell who sent them. I am not boasting of this, for it seems to me that all our laborers ought to do as well. It is not by any regular canvass that this may be done, but just in reminding the people; they are glad to order the paper."

Every new Sabbath keeper and every old Sabbath keeper should be a reader of our church paper, and if all our conference workers who visit the homes of our people would urge upon their attention the importance of the reading of the REVIEW in order that they may keep in touch with this general movement in its various departments, many subscriptions might be secured.