Gospel Literature at the Nanking Exposition

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 4, 1910

Gospel Literature at the Nanking Exposition

BEGINNING June 5, and continuing for six months, China holds at Nanking its first great national exposition. A lively interest is taken in the affair, and thousands will attend the exhibit. The first ticket was sold at a competitive sale for $4,500, and was purchased by a Chinaman in Java. Dr. A. C. Selmon writes that our workers are preparing to take advantage of the gathering, and circulate a large amount of gospel literature. A special edition of our Chinese paper will be printed. This will contain pictures of the exposition grounds, buildings, etc., and a number of articles on Bible subjects. This special, which will be printed in September, will make an excellent paper to place in the hands of the Chinese in every land. It is hoped that our people in the United States will order a large number to distribute to the Chinese in this country. These may be obtained through the State tract societies. Price of paper, five to twenty-five copies to one address, four cents each; twenty or more copies to one address, three cents each.

IN this movement in which we are engaged to-day, as in the work of God in other ages, Providence outruns all human effort, leaving men to follow into opened ways. Read in the World-Wide Field department this week how this has been done in connection with the work in Brazil.