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

Lessons for Home Missionary Institutes

THIS book should be read by every church leader and every church missionary secretary in our denomination. It gives very clear and concise instruction in regard to the duties of missionary leaders and missionary secretaries. It tells how to organize churches for missionary work, and gives instruction in the various lines of aggressive missionary work to be carried forward in these last days. It also gives instruction regarding the Missionary Volunteer Society and the relation it sustains to the church missionary society. It tells how to conduct a missionary meeting, providing a missionary program, etc. It gives instruction with reference to the organization of various missionary bands, the work of the leaders, and the division of territory. It gives general suggestions with reference to various plans for working with tracts, periodicals, magazines, and home workers’ books; also with reference to missionary correspondence, holding Bible readings, doing Christian help work, temperance work, etc. No missionary officer should deprive himself of the help to be derived from this little book.

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