Missionary Review and National Reform Convention

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 23, 1908

Missionary Review and National Reform Convention

The Missionary Review of the World for July is an excellent number. One article, which will be of special interest to our readers, is the editorial entitled “Political Plotting at the Vatican,”—an article based upon a posthumous publication of Rev. William Arthur. In this publication the purpose of the papacy to establish in itself the headship of the world is fully revealed. The articles in this issue dealing with the work of the missionary in the regions beyond are interesting and instructive, while the somewhat extended report of the Laymen’s Mass-Meeting for Foreign Missions will make it specially valuable to all who are interested in the progress of mission work. Published by Funk and Wagnalls, New York City; price, 25 cents.

Elder K. C. Russell left Washington last Thursday evening to attend the annual convention of the National Reform Association now being held at Winona Lake, Ind. A special effort will be made in co-operation with some of the Indiana workers, to bring the principles of religious liberty to the attention of those who attend this meeting.