Chitonga Reader and City Work Appeal by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 25, 1910

Chitonga Reader and City Work Appeal

By Editor

THE Mission Board has received a copy of “Reader No. 2,” printed in the Chitonga language. This is the result of the effort of Elder W. H. Anderson, of the Barotseland Mission, South Africa, to provide proper reading for the natives, giving in their own language the main features of the Bible story from the fall in Eden to the time of Israel entering the promised land. The book contains seventy-one pages, is nicely printed, and is well illustrated.

WE hope all are reading the articles on “Our Work for the Cities” in the Editorial department, from the president of the General Conference. The call to this important work should enlist the active support of every reader of this paper.