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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 9, 1905

SEVERAL articles immediately attract the readers of The Missionary Review of the World for March. There is an editorial on the “Welsh Pentecost,” which is now so widely heralded. The writer was one who helped lay the foundations. “A War Correspondent’s Work for Missions” tells the romantic story of Sir Henry M. Stanley and his relation to Christian evangelization of Africa. Several other articles bring the story of the Uganda Mission up to date. The articles on Japan are timely. Dr. Geo. Wm. Knox, Dr. Wm. E. Griffis, and Dr. Sidney L. Gulick, all write on important phases of the Japanese need of Christianity. Other articles deal with India, China, Central America, etc.

AN article of interest by Prof. M. E. Kern relating to the Home Improvement Reading Course will be found on the eighteenth page.