Missionary Voyage and Literature Plan by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1916

Missionary Voyage and Literature Plan

By Editor

SOON after the readers receive this issue of the REVIEW, the largest number of outgoing missionaries ever sent out by the denomination at one time, about forty-five, not counting children, will be embarking from San Francisco, August 1, on the steamship “China.” Dangers are rife, these days, on land and sea. We believe our people generally will be glad to make this voyage of the “China” a subject of special prayer, that God’s angels may protect these dear missionaries leaving friends and home as they cross the broad Pacific, bringing them unto their desired haven. Forty-five more recruits to the waiting fields means much to the advancement of the message in the Far East.

LET all remember the special general plan to send a full set of the Present Truth Series to relatives and friends, beginning September 1. The names and full addresses of these persons, with remittance of 24 cents for each name, should be sent at once to the tract societies. The publishers will mail a copy of the Present Truth Series each week, beginning September 1, to each, until the full set of twenty-four issues has been sent. Do you not want to join in a general plan of this kind?