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One Hundred Fifty Workers at
Your Service
DURING the year just closing, 150
workers have definitely helped to
make the Signs of the Times the
mighty soul-winning agency it has
been; and among them are some of
our most successful evangelists. Af-
ter close heart-to-heart efforts to win
their audiences to the truth, these
evangelists have given the same
- prayerful and earnest effort to put in
printed form the same messages to go
to many thousands in the great Signs
of the Times audience.
This kind of support prepares the
Signs of the Times to do splendid
service for you, With it you have the
combined help of the best workers in
the denomination. The sermons that
made a profound impression when
preached to a congregation, or the
Bible study that brought light when
given to persons longing for truth,
can go to your relatives and friends,
no matter where they live.
Because of the great work that the
Signs of the Times must do in these
days of limited evangelistic effort, the
General Conference, at the Fall Coun-
. cil, voted in favor of a nation-wide ef-
fort very early in the year greatly
to enlarge the Signs circulation and to
extend its influence. The date is
January 21 to February 4. In
heartily taking part in this effort,
keep in mind the excellent help that
the Signs is prepared to give you in
your work for others.
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Two Million Copies a Year
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND copies of
the Signs of the Times going out each
month means 2,400,000 copies a year.
Its circulation by regular subscription
is larger than any other Seventh-day
Adventist periodical. Measured in
weight, the year’s output amounts to
96 tons. In column inches of reading
matter, it measures 5,151 miles.
To estimate the measure of influence
of the Signs of the Times, one must
think in terms infinitely larger.
Throughout the endless ‘ages of
eternity its influence will be felt. At
this time, when the world is in tur-
moil, the Signs of the Times is carry-
ing a message so attractively dressed
and so clearly presented that it is
bringing hope and cheer to many thou-
sands of people. Scarcely a week
passes without word coming from
some one or from several who have
decided in favor of living the truth.
In the annual campaign for secur-
ing subscriptions, set for January 21:
to February 4, by the General Con-
ference Committee, it is suggested
that we plan to reach 50,000 more
homes with the Signs. This would
raise our figures in tons to 192, and
our column inches to more than 10,000
miles. In influence, it will un-
doubtedly mean the reporting of hun-
dreds accepting the truth instead of
scores. as at present.
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WHEN you invite your friends to
take dinner with you, you strive to
.set upon your table a varied menu.
After you are seated and begin to
serve, you find that one cf your guests
does not care for beans. This does
not embarrass you in the least, for
you have scalloped potatoes, creamed
carrots, and other foods that he does
relish. No matter how varied thé
tastes of your guests, your generous
‘menu meets their individual! needs,
and they leave your table well nour-
ished and satisfied. Just so with the
Signs of the Times. Its cooks (the
editors and contributors) provide a
wide and comprehensive diet for its
thousands of readers. The busines;
man who is not a member of any
church, picks up a copy of the
Signs, passes by an article on the
state of the dead, but devours with
eagerness a contribution that deals
with the capital-and-labor problem in
the light of Bible prophecy. A devout
Methodist woman finds the same is-
sué. She is not especially conversant
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"with the business world, so pays no at-
tention to the capital-and-labor article,
but reads with great interest the Bible
truth on the state of the dead. So it
goes. Nearly every man and woman
who reads at all, finds something of
interest in each copy of the Signs, for
every issue has something for every-
body. That is why each week brings
letters of appreciation from persons
in every walk of life,—ministers, busi-
ness men, carpenters, day laborers,
dentists, farmers, school-teachers,
washerwomen, Methodists, Baptists,
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