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The Reading Course

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 37.

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The Reading Course

By Matilda Erickson

THE Missionary Volunteer Reading Course begins the first week in October, and will be conducted through the Instructor. The books to be used this year are “Great Controversy” and “Daybreak in the Dark Continent.” It is well known that “Great Controversy” contains truths essential for these last days. That is sufficient comment. It will occupy about three fourths of the time. The other book is a study of missionary operations in Africa. Together with the history of missions it gives a panoramic view of events which have either helped or hindered the promulgation of the gospel.
Although most of our young people are busy, we trust that a large number will take the course. There are always some spare moments, and it is through a careful use of these that many of earth’s most useful men and women have been made.
No tuition will be charged. Those wishing to take the course should send their names and addresses to their Missionary Volunteer secretary. Any one wishing further information may write to the Missionary Volunteer Department for Leaflet No. 15, which explains the course.
MATILDA ERICKSON, Secretary.