The 1916 Year Book

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 24, 1916

The 1916 Year Book

IT CONTAINS a complete directory of the General Conference and all its departments, of the four division conferences, of the union conferences, and of every local conference and mission, with the name and address of every officer and laborer connected therewith.

IT LISTS the names of all educational institutions, with the names of boards of management, and the studies taught by each member of the faculty.

IT GIVES the members of all managing boards of publishing houses, the editors, the papers issued, their subscription price, size, frequency of publication, and other data.

IT PRESENTS a list of all sanitariums, treatment rooms, food factories, cafés, etc., with physicians, the members of all managing boards, and other officers.

IT ILLUSTRATES the growth of the denomination since its organization in 1863, by statistical tables, more complete than ever before, representing all departments of work; it also states by conferences the number of churches and their membership, as shown by the last published statistical report.

IT MAKES a survey of the field for the past year, prepared for this work by those in charge of the fields, in which many indications of progress are given.

IT INDICATES the location of churches in many of the larger cities in the North American Division.

IN FACT, the Year Book contains information respecting every laborer connected with this cause, indicating the line of work in which he is engaged, and his address; every institution under denominational control, and for easy reference a separate list for each union conference; and the growth of every department is represented statistically.

THE YEAR BOOK is therefore an indispensable compendium of information respecting this cause. No officer or other laborer can afford to be without it. With the many, many changes that have recently been made in organizations, the Year Book is more necessary now than ever before.

AND THE PRICE — Simply cut in two for your benefit. Now only twenty-five cents. Money lost on every copy, but the benefit comes back in other ways. Order your copy before the limited edition has been sold. Ready about March 1. Order from your tract society.