The Time to Work by D. T. Shireman

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1914

The Time to Work

By D. T. Shireman

I SHOULD like to say a few words through the columns of the good REVIEW. It has come to my table in all my wanderings for fifty-six years, with its solemn message to the world. I am sorry that not all our brethren are taking it. It should be a weekly visitor to every Seventh-day Adventist family.

We are now in the very closing scenes of this world's history. Do we as a people realize this? Are we doing all we can in placing reading matter in the homes of the people? How can we rest when we see all these things coming, and not do all in our power to place the truth in the hands of all we can? Let us use the pen and the press to enlighten the people. To do this work, we must have a daily, living connection with our Heavenly Father. I should be glad to hear from some of the old workers.

D. T. SHIREMAN.

Morganton, N. C.