A Review File

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 16, 1907

VERY much interesting and important data concerning the operation of our missions throughout the world is continually passing through the columns of the REVIEW, in the World-Wide and Field Work departments.

Our colleges and academies, as well as our workers and people generally, by keeping a file of the REVIEW, will find that much valuable information can be collected upon any one given field by going through these reports and gathering it out. To illustrate: Soon will begin a series of reports from Elder G. A. Irwin, giving the history of his journeys and experiences in Africa. Brother Irwin has enriched his reports by giving the interesting descriptions of places of general and historic interest in Africa, as well as of our missions themselves.

Our young people can not help becoming very much interested in these reports of our mission stations in the Dark Continent, especially if God's Spirit is leading some to study this needy field with the view of themselves preparing for work in it. Other fields, like China and India, can likewise be studied from a file of the REVIEW.

A home-made file can easily be made by fastening shoestrings to one side of a piece of cardboard the size of the REVIEW page. Then as soon as the new paper comes, place it on the file, and no one of the family will need to inquire, “Where is the REVIEW?” In this manner this valuable information will be preserved for further reference and study. Try it. If you have not done so already, start a file, and we feel sure you will not wish to abandon the practise.