The "Review" in Every Seventh-Day Adventist Home by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 19, 1914

The "Review" in Every Seventh-Day Adventist Home

By Editor

SHALL we succeed during 1914 in placing the REVIEW AND HERALD in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist? This is the purpose of some of our good brethren in the field, at least as far as their particular territory is concerned. Elder N. V. Willess, president of the Georgia Conference, says: "I shall do all in my power to get our good church paper into every family of our people. I was very much disappointed, in looking into the matter, to find that so few copies of the REVIEW are coming into the Georgia Conference. It is very necessary for us to read the REVIEW carefully in order to keep up with this fast-advancing cause. I assure you of my earnest cooperation."

The Georgia Conference stands ahead of some other conferences in the support it is giving our church paper. The fact is, in all our conferences there are scores of Seventh-day Adventists who do not have the REVIEW AND HERALD. Shall we not search these out and induce them to become permanent subscribers to our church paper? Many of our brethren and sisters have their local paper, and this is well and good. They need it to keep in touch with their local work. But in addition, they need the REVIEW AND HERALD in order to keep in touch with the great world-wide work which is now going forward.

We cannot afford to become self-centered or localized in our interests or knowledge. If we do, this great movement with which we are connected will move on, and we shall lose out of our lives a knowledge of its operations and of its spirit and power. Let us bring up our subscription list during 1914 to the twenty-thousand mark. A strong, united effort on the part of all our readers will accomplish this.