It Has Motivating Power

The “Yearbook of Jehovah’s Witnesses” has moved many readers to increase their service to God. The book tells how Christian missionaries, in the mold of the apostle Paul and his early companions, have spearheaded the Kingdom-preaching work in modern times. Wrote a reader of a recent “Yearbook”: “I can’t read it fast enough. The pictures in it are worth a thousand words. What I’ve read so far has been very encouraging. Makes me feel as though I could do more in preaching the ‘good news’ when I see what others are doing under pressure. I have it so easy by comparison.”

You can receive the 384-page “1982 Yearbook of Jehovah’s Witnesses” simply by filling in and mailing the accompanying coupon. The book contains faith-strengthening reports of how stalwart men and women began telling the good news of the Kingdom to the very religious, yet spiritually famished, people of Chile and Italy.

Please send me the “1982 Yearbook of Jehovah’s Witnesses”; I enclose $1 (U.S.).