Printing Office for the Philippine Mission

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 17, 1915

Printing Office for the Philippine Mission

The brethren of the General Conference Committee who recently met in Manila, Philippine Islands, for council—A. G. Daniells, R. C. Porter, H. R. Salisbury, J. E. Fulton, and other laborers—recommended that about ten thousand dollars be appropriated to build and equip a printing office for that mission, adequate for carrying on their work properly. In response the General Conference Committee voted to buy land and put up the building, requesting the Pacific Press Publishing Association, from a tithe of its earnings turned over to the Mission Board, to equip the plant with necessary machinery. This they agree to do, and the good word has been sent to the Philippine workers to go ahead and put up the building. To them this will be a time of rejoicing, in which all the rest of us may share. Surely many evidences are afforded us that God is now greatly prospering his work.