TO OUR WORKERS by B. F. M.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, March 17, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 11

TO OUR WORKERS.

By B. F. M.

An individual who circulates a good book in a neighborhood is doing a good work for the people, though he may not know it at the time. It is desirable to benefit others, and to try to make a good sale; and the method of canvassing we have adopted enables the worker to do both. Feel that the territory assigned you is your mission field. Visit every house. Go, not so much to get their money or to please yourself, as to bear a message of love to them. Love those you visit. Expect to become better acquainted with them, and to help them more and more. Let the first visit pave the way for the next. Expect to go over the field with another useful book soon. Let every word and act be in harmony with the religion of Jesus. Treat all with kindness and respect, be honest and upright in all you do. Adopt the “cash on delivery” principle. B. F. M.