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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, JANUARY 25, 1985
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a subscription to my friend, Sandra. She loves it. May God be
with you.
C.M. (Weaverville, NC)
I'm a Chris.
tian and I love to read The PLAIN TRUTH. I'm ten years
old. I thought I'd write and tell you how blessed I am. I have
never had nothing real bad happen to me. Well, God bless you.
T • E • (Fay, AR)
I love your magazine. I'm sending away for it.
My name is
Steven, age eight, grade three in Clifford School. I get it
whenever I can, but I don't go to the stores that often, so I'�
sending away. I only have one issue. I had four, but I lost
three. I still like it.
S.R. (Portland, ME)
I am a new subscriber and eleven years old. Even though I don't
understand all of your articles, I enjoy the ones I can under­
stand. Please put more articles about science in. I like them
the most.
S.N. (Cincinnati, OH)
I think your magazine is a neat one. Every issue has interesting
articles and informative pictures. I think that it takes a real
nice person to collect all the material and put it out for free.
I am only twelve and don't know much about politics, but I want to
learn and The PLAIN TRUTH helps me with that. I learn about the
world and the people who live in it.
I'd like to thank Mr. Herbert Armstrong and all the people work­
ing to make mine and other people's lives better. May God bless
you and keep you doing your wonderful job!
J.R. (Seattle, WA)
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time. I want to thank you for all the issues of the magazines you
already sent us. My mother, brother, and I love every page of The
PLAIN TRUTH. I feel bad for not sending any money, but I will as
soon as my mother pays me some of the money she owes me. My
brother is a subscriber, so you can take me off the list since I
can read his.
M.P. (Winter Park, FL)
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getting your magazine for two years and I've never been bored
with The PLAIN TRUTH magazine yet. It's unique. It's the first
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the "plain truth" about problems and famine.
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also tells about the past as well.