Jesus said, “I am the light of the world….” John 8:12
Light 2 USA is all about sharing the three angels messages. We have chosen the book – GREAT CONTROVERSY to accomplish this.
You may ask WHY. Read the quotation below –
This quote from Colporteur Ministry, page 127.1:
“The Great Controversy should be very widely circulated. It contains the story of the past, the present, and the future. In its outline of the closing scenes of this earth’s history, it bears a powerful testimony in behalf of the truth. I am more anxious to see a wide circulation for this book than for any others I have written; for in The Great Controversy, the last message of warning to the world is given more distinctly than in any of my other books.“ —Letter 281, 1905.
Our aim is to make available a FREE copy of THE GREAT CONTROVERSY to every home in the USA and its territories. This is HUGE. There are approximately 137 million homes to reach.
We believe GOD is calling us to “Let our little light shine”.
So we ask you to help. The need is for several million dollars. We believe GOD has this money and that it resides in your pocket, purse, bank and or investments.
Our GOAL is to mail at least 100,000 MAILERS each month. The cost for printing, mailing and fulfillment of book orders is about $20,000.
Thank you for considering donating monthly to support this MASSIVE task. May God our Heavenly Father Bless you, Carl Sullivan, Director
To convey to the world the gospel story as represented by the three angels of Revelation 14:6-12. We believe the book, THE GREAT CONTROVERSY is a powerful tool to accomplish this mission. The author, Mrs E G White has indicated that this book should have wide distribution and we accept that challenge.
WE SEE THE GOSPEL COMMISSION AS
SOWING THE GOSPEL SEED
“LIKE THE LEAVES OF AUTUMN”.
REACHING OUT TO THOSE WHO MAY ONLY
BE REACHED THROUGH MASS MAILING.
Publications must be multiplied, and scattered
like the leaves of autumn. These silent messengers
are enlightening and molding the minds of thousands
in every country and in every clime.
—The Review and Herald, November 21, 1878.–{CM 5.2}