Publishing Changes and Lesson Quarterly

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 19, 1908

Publishing Changes and Lesson Quarterly

PLANS have now been adopted by the Review and Herald Publishing Association which will doubtless increase largely the circulation of its publications. The periodical and book departments have been separated, and Brother D. W. Reavis, who has done excellent work in charge of the department of circulation, will hereafter give his whole time to the periodicals, while Elder Morris Lukens, who has been rendering most acceptable service as president of the Chesapeake Conference, now has charge of the book department. Brother Lukens’ successful experience as canvasser and field agent warrants the expectation that he will fill this position with acceptance to all concerned. He will make his headquarters at this Office, but will spend such time in the field as the interests of the work demand. In company with Brethren S. N. Curtiss and D. W. Reavis he will be in attendance at the Lake Union Conference, which convenes in Chicago this week.

THE Sabbath-school Lesson Quarterly for the second quarter of 1908 is now ready for distribution. The theme for the quarter’s study is “Great Reform Movements in the Light of the Threefold Message of Revelation 14,” and is taken up under the following subdivisions: The Fundamental Truth of the Gospel; The Flood and the Preaching of Noah; The Call of Abraham and the Inheritance; The Deliverance from Egypt; The Restoration from Babylon; The Work of John the Baptist; The Reformation from Popery; The Second Advent Movement. The pamphlet can be had from any of our publishing houses at five cents each, if it is inconvenient for the persons desiring them to obtain them from a Sabbath-school.