The “Review” and Union Conference Papers
By Editor
THERE is no rivalry existing between our general church paper and our conference papers. Indeed, each paper has a distinctive field of its own to fill, and every Seventh-day Adventist should have the REVIEW and also the paper dealing with the local interests of the work. Without his local conference paper, he will not be able to keep in touch with the details of the work in his home field. He needs coming into his home from week to week a newsy little paper giving reports of local conference laborers, plans of conference officers, and items of personal interest. But one cannot depend upon the local paper for a general knowledge of this world-wide movement. Without such knowledge he will become narrowed in his ideas and vision, and localized in his interests. Both the REVIEW and the local conference paper should be in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist. Each paper has a mission to fill, and the reading of the one without the reading of the other will entail a distinct loss. Let us work together to place both our general church paper and the local conference paper in the home of every one connected with this movement.