THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

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

THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

Missionary Campaign Supplies

IN accordance with the plans laid by the General Conference, one of the most extensive missionary campaigns ever conducted by our people is now just beginning, and will continue for six months. The work of this campaign is being taken up by Seventh-day Adventists in all parts of the United States and Canada. It is expected that the result will be more far-reaching than any similar effort ever made. In attempting to cooperate with this movement, our publishing houses are making the very lowest prices on supplies. Never in the history of the publishing work have we been able to offer literature at the remarkably low prices for which these supplies are sold.

Missionary Tract Packages

NUMBER 1

What to Do With Doubt The Name Justified by Faith

NUMBER 2

Prayer Winning of Margaret Jesus Died for You

NUMBER 3

We Would See Jesus Can We Know? Second Coming of Christ

NUMBER 4

Waymarks to the Holy City Is It Armageddon? The Eastern Question

NUMBER 5

Signs of Our Times The Perpetuity of the Law of God The Law in Christ

NUMBER 6

How Esther Read Her Bible Elihu on the Sabbath Which Day and Why?

NUMBER 7

New Testament Sabbath Why Not Found Out Before? Is Sunday the Sabbath?

NUMBER 8

Thoughts for the Candid Rich Man and Lazarus Tormented Forever and Ever

NUMBER 9

Spiritualism, Source and Power Gospel Remedy for Present-Day "Isms" Is Man Immortal?

NUMBER 10

Is the End Near? Present Truth Temporal Millennium

It will be observed that these tracts are so arranged as to make a progressive series, intended to lead the reader on step by step. The first tracts deal with the necessity of laying hold of Christ by faith, and of his Word, which is the basis of all true knowledge. Then, follow tracts on other points of truth, until, by the time the course is finished, the reader has at least a sufficient knowledge of present truth to leave him without excuse.

Tracts at Cost

In order that our people may have these tracts at the lowest possible cost, the committee has asked our publishing houses and tract societies to handle these packages for the six months of this special campaign at cost of production. In compliance with this request, these tracts will be furnished at the following prices: 1 set, 25 cents; 4 sets, $1.00; 25 sets, $5.00; the express or freight extra. (The regular price would be about $8.00.) Churches and companies should order through their librarian, and get the large package for $5.00.

Berean Library

NO.	PAGES	PRICE
1. Steps to Christ	144	$.25
2. Thoughts on Daniel	345	.25
3. Thoughts on Revelation	776	.35
4. His Glorious Appearing	124	.15
5. Sabbath in the Scripture	216	.25
6. Sabbath in History	815	.50
7. Capital and Labor	208	.25
8. Here and Hereafter	357	.25
9. Bible Footlights	320	.35
10. Our Paradise Home	128	.15
11. Religious Liberty in America	448	.35
12. The Coming King	320	.50

Total ............................ $3.60

The Berean Library is recommended as part of the special literature for this campaign. This library contains at present twelve of our standard books, printed on thin paper and bound in strong paper covers, so that they can be furnished at these very low prices.

This set of twelve books is put up in a neat pasteboard box, and is furnished to our people for missionary purposes for only $2.16, express or freight extra. Already some have purchased as many as ten sets to use as a personal missionary circulating library. There is nothing else equal to our literature in the possibilities of soul saving. The one who sows bountifully shall reap also bountifully. In placing your order, plan for a bountiful seed sowing, expecting a bountiful harvest.

Where to Order

Orders for these should be sent to your conference tract society, which will forward promptly to the publishing house. Orders should be sent in at once, so that you will have your supply on hand for a strong effort in every part of the field. REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. ASSN. Washington, D. C.