A New Agency in China

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 31.

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A New Agency in China

From far Honan comes the first number of the first paper proclaiming the third angel’s message in the Chinese language. It is the Fuh in Hsuen Pao (The Gospel Herald), printed by the Seventh-day Adventist Mission press, Shang-tsai Hsien, Honan, China.
In the February general meeting in Honan, attended by Brother and Sister Anderson, from Canton, it was decided to start a little paper. Now it comes from out of China’s depth, and we thank God for another forward step among the millions of the land of Sinim.
It is a ten-page monthly paper, all in Chinese save a portion of the first page, which, we are glad to see, gives the title and table of contents and rates in English.
The subscription price is 25 cents a year, single copy, or ten copies to one address, $1.50; five copies, 90 cents. Subscriptions in this country may be sent through the Mission Board. Many will doubtless desire copies to use among the Chinese in this country.
From month to month this message is making its sure way out through the world’s millions toward a finished work. When we have fairly planted the leaven in the great mass, as the Lord instructs us to do, he will show how quickly he will cut the work short in righteousness. W. A. S.