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Review and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 51.

FAITHFUL AMID PERSECUTION
Earlier text: How and Why Books Are Delivered Under Difficulties

“Signs of the Times” Weekly

EVERY lover of this great cause will appreciate the success that is attending our united efforts in increasing the circulation of the Signs of the Times weekly. When the campaign opened, the subscription list stood at about 15,000. It has now passed the 30,000 mark, and the orders are coming in daily.
Brother Hoskin, who has been with the Signs for years as circulating manager, says that they have never before seen anything like the flood of orders that is pouring in. Praise the Lord for this.
Have you, dear reader, ordered your two copies? Is this great increase due to your sympathy? If every believer in the North American Division Conference were doing as well as you are, where would the list stand? We suggest that you make an effort to secure subscriptions from your friends and neighbors. This is a good time. We want to see the list rise till we reach the 100,000 mark. Will you help us? We should be glad to hear from you regarding your efforts with this soul-winning agency.
F. W. PAAP, Secretary Home Missionary Department.
Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha
Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha
GO YE INTO ALL THE WORLD
GO YE INTO ALL THE WORLD

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Review and Herald · Dec 3, 1914