p. 23 | Choice Books on Missions

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

Choice Books on Missions

“The Price of Africa”

DEVOTED to the study of African missions and the experiences of those who have sacrificed their lives for the Dark Continent. Illustrated; contains maps and charts of Africa. Bound in red cloth; 225 pages; price, 50 cents, postage 8 cents.

“Into All the World”

A condensed history of missionary activity in all parts of the world. Contains helpful diagrams and outlines, and many reproductions from photographs of missionaries connected with the various mission stations. A strong feature of this volume is a list of other books which deal at length with the missionary work of each country, for the benefit of those who wish to specialize on some particular field. Attractively bound; 224 pages; price, 50 cents, postage 8 cents.

“Advance Guard of Missions”

The lives of 27 missionaries. It relates many narrow escapes of early missionaries from the Indians and other savages in different parts of the world. The book is an incentive to Christian living and missionary effort. Contains 347 pages; price, $1.50, postpaid.

“Daybreak in Korea”

The transformation of a heathen to a Christian in far-away Korea told in the form of a story, weaving in experiences of everyday life. Cloth; 124 pages; price, 60 cents, postage 8 cents.

“The Uplift of China”

A description of Chinese life, customs, characteristics, and social systems, as well as of the causes and effects of the recent revolution. 282 pages; cloth, 50 cents, postage 8 cents.

“Child Life in Mission Lands”

A book of mission stories for children. Interesting for older people as well. 180 pages; paper, 25 cents, postage 4 cents; cloth, 50 cents, postage 8 cents.

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