The General Conference Bulletin

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 8, 1909

The General Conference Bulletin

As the time of the next General Conference draws near, it becomes more and more clear that this will be the largest and most important gathering of this kind since the organization of the denomination. Delegates will be present from nearly all the countries of the world; reports will be made by those actually engaged in the work in the great mission fields; urgent appeals will be presented by those who have been brought face to face with the millions who are waiting for the message; plans and policies of the broadest character will be considered; and measures of far-reaching influence will be adopted. In order that all our people may be brought into the closest touch possible with the spirit and work of the Conference, a daily Bulletin will be issued, which will give a comprehensive report of the proceedings. This will make it possible for the many thousands who can not attend the meeting to learn from day to day just what is being done, and to partake as far as possible of the spirit of the Conference. It is to be hoped that all our people will make a hearty response to this effort on the part of the management to provide full reports of the General Conference, and that they will send in their subscriptions promptly either to their State tract society or direct to the General Conference Office. The Bulletin will be issued daily, excepting Sabbaths, during the Conference, and the price is fifty cents for the session. Order promptly, and save possible delay and disappointment.