Praisers, Young and Old

The Watchtower, February 15, 1955

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“This good news of the kingdom will be preached,” said Jesus, and a great part of that joyful preaching work is done by the full-time pioneer ministers of Jehovah’s witnesses. At this past summer’s district assembly in San Antonio, Texas, one eleven-year-old vacation pioneer told of thirty-three young publishers from eight to fifteen years of age who entered that service from just one congregation. As he spoke a parade started across the field—yes, the thirty-two others walked in front of the platform. This youngster was followed by a 78-year-old publisher, active in the service for forty years, who described her joys in serving as a vacation pioneer, and reported how the youngsters had broken down prejudice and paved the way for many back-calls and home Bible studies. Many thousands of such people today are living examples of the psalmist’s words: “Both young men and virgins; old men and children: let them praise the name of Jehovah.”—Ps. 148:12, 13, AS.

Also in this issue

• A Big Bang!
• Announcements
• Can Clergymen Bestow Blessings
• Check Your Memory
• Choosing the One Right Religion
• Hay for the Vulture
• How Does Christ Come the Second Time
• Only One Right Religion
• Part 4—Going on the Offensive
• Questions From Readers
• Recipe for Happiness
• Those Who Hear Teach Others
• Wanted_ Robot Minds for Today
• Welcome to the Witnesses!