Denominational Publications for Foreign Missions and Educational Centers

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 32.

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Denominational Publications for Foreign Missions and Educational Centers

During recent years, centers of our work have been established in various countries, necessitating the opening and equipping of new offices, many of which are even now without adequate facilities for the proper conduct of their work. That which would be of great assistance to these offices and educational centers would be a library containing our own denominational publications,—books, pamphlets, tracts, and periodicals. Doubtless there are many of our people in this country who have about their homes old publications as well as partially complete sets, and miscellaneous numbers of denominational papers of various kinds, which would be of untold value to our workers in foreign fields, who now have practically no facilities in this line. Some who have these papers may not have felt like parting with them in order to supply calls for papers for missionary distribution, but would without doubt be glad to supply papers for the purpose indicated above. Here is an opportunity to use these papers, as well as any other kind of denominational publications, in a very helpful way.
The General Conference desires to secure a sufficient quantity of periodicals and publications to supply twenty or twenty-five offices and educational centers with as complete a set of denominational publications as possible. Publications and periodicals of any kind published by this denomination anywhere, at any time, and in any language, will be gladly accepted and will be profitably used.
These papers should be sent to the undersigned, who will see that sets are made up and sent to various educational centers and printing-offices where they will do the most good possible. It is hardly probable that a supply greater than the demand will be received; so anything may be sent forward at once. Freight shipments should be made to H. E. Rogers, Takoma Park, D. C., via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Please prepay charges. I would be glad to correspond with any who have rare Seventh-day Adventist books or other publications which they would be willing to supply for the use indicated above.
H. E. ROGERS.
Takoma Park, D. C.