The Year-Book for 1905

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 30, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 13.

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The Year-Book for 1905

contains over two thousand interesting, important historical facts about the rise and progress of the denomination, with its fundamental principles, directories and present classified organizations in all countries, and it is meeting a demand long felt by furnishing people with a statement of the belief of the church in a condensed outline of its fundamental principles, together with a comprehensive history of the church and an impressive display of its present thorough organization, and also in supplying, in convenient form, general information constantly needed in connection with the work of the church.
The fundamental principles, together with the history of the rise and progress of the denomination, will be of great service in missionary work; for there is a constant demand for a statement of the belief of Seventh-day Adventists, which can not be supplied since the pamphlet “Our Faith and Hope,” by Elder James White, has been out of print, but which can be supplied by the Year-book better than ever, on account of being associated with the history and organization of the denomination. Not only every worker, but every family in the denomination should have a copy for reference and study, and thousands of copies should be used in missionary work.
Price, 25 cents, post-paid.