Testimony of a Methodist.
The Seventh-day Adventists having adopted the Bible-reading system as a means of disseminating important truth, it may be of interest to hear the opinion of others regarding the plan. An Illinois Methodist worker gives his experience as follows, in the S. S. Times:— "As a leader of three different young people's meetings, for the past three years, I have spent much time and tried various plans to make the work both 'profitable and instructive,' and concluded, for myself at least, that a Bible-reading is the best means of success. Through introducing Bible-readings in one place, our attendance increased from ten to fifty. At another place, using the readings from the start of the meetings, we had an average attendance of sixty, and the last trial of the plan has increased the attendance from fifteen to sixty. If the leader loves God's word, has great faith in its Author, and is not afraid to work, this plan will succeed anywhere."