Important Publications

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 24.

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Important Publications

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SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS

Early Writings

Mrs. E. G. White

The first writings of Sister White, including “Spiritual Gifts” and “Experience and Views.”

This book contains the pith of the messages sent to Seventh-day Adventists. It is really a text-book, which should be read and studied by every member of the denomination.

How necessary that we should read and study these chapters which describe the experiences soon to be passed through by this people.

Such chapters as “The Shaking,” “The Little Flock,” “The Seven Last Plagues and the Judgment,” and “The Sealing,” will be read many times with increasing interest.

PRICES Cloth .......................... $ .75 Leather ........................ 1.25 Pocket Edition Paper covers ................... $ .35 Flexible leather ............... 1.25

Testimonies for the Church

Volumes I-VIII

Contain the messages of warning and encouragement sent direct to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Every member should have access to these volumes. Especially is this so just now, when every method is being tried to draw the attention of our people away from the work they have to do.

If you do not have a set in your home, wouldn’t it be well to order one now?

Possibly the church library is without these books also. Then you should lose no time in bringing the matter before the members.

PRICES Full sets: Red flexible leather...... $11.50 Cloth .................... 7.50 Single Volumes: I-VI, red leather...... $1.50, post-paid VII, VIII, red leather.. 1.25 " I-VI, cloth ............. 1.00 " VII, VIII, cloth ....... .75 "

Keep a Permanent Record of Your Work

It is necessary for every conference laborer to have, in some convenient form, a record of his work. To meet this demand we have just prepared the—

CONFERENCE LABORERS’ RECORD

Every worker will want a copy of this book in which to keep a permanent record of his work. It will make the task of preparing a monthly, quarterly, or annual report a very simple matter.

The book is intended to last one year. The first part is devoted to the monthly record, one space for each day. This is followed by two pages for the annual summary. A section is then left for a cash account, and the balance of the book is ruled with spaces for appointments, addresses, and committees.

Substantially bound. Size, 4¼ x 6¾ inches.

Price, post-paid ............ $.50

A Few Copies Left

If you are still without the “Year-Book” for 1908, you should send in your order now. This pamphlet marks another milestone in the progress of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. Its contents are inspiring.

The New Maps show the territory of each union and local conference and mission field. The conference headquarters and the location of each institution are also shown.

The Statistical Tables will interest you. They show the substantial gains in membership, and the financial prosperity, which have attended the institutional efforts.

The Directories are another feature not to be overlooked. They give the office address of each conference, institution, and mission field; also the addresses of all the regular conference laborers.

If you wish to keep informed on the progress of the work in all parts of the world, order the “Year-Book.”

Price ........................ $ .25

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