The Home Department and Karen Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 20, 1915

The Home Department and Karen Work

By Editor

It is a source of satisfaction to the editors of the REVIEW AND HERALD that we have been able to arrange with Mrs. I. H. Evans to take charge of the Home department in this journal. Sister Evans is well known to our readers. For years she was editor of the Youth's Instructor. Her long experience in literary work, together with her practical experience in matters pertaining to the home and our general church work, eminently fit her to take charge of this department. She begins her work with this number of the paper. We earnestly hope that our sisters throughout the field will cooperate with her in her endeavors to make the Home department of the REVIEW an effective and powerful factor in the education and encouragement of our homemakers.

A NOTE in Eastern Tidings concerning opening work among the Karens, in Burma, reads: “The Karen work was giving promise of other long delays in getting started, when suddenly a better proposition presented itself, which we can take up immediately, and we feel that the Lord has led all along. Brother Hamilton has been entirely freed from all other work, and is strenuously pushing the matter of getting land and buildings, for we are assured of help from the General Conference.”