p. 24 | The “Protestant Magazine” by E. R. Palmer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 16, 1915

The “Protestant Magazine”

By E. R. Palmer

AT the recent meeting of the General and North American Division Conference Committees held in Loma Linda, Cal., important steps were taken to strengthen the administrative work and the foreign mission policy of the General Conference. One step in this arrangement calls for Prof. W. W. Prescott, editor of the Protestant Magazine, to connect with the General Conference. The Review and Herald Board has, therefore, considered it advisable to suspend for the present the publication of the Protestant Magazine, the action taken being as follows:—

“Whereas, The editor of the Protestant Magazine, W. W. Prescott, has been chosen as field secretary of the General Conference, with the understanding that he will spend a considerable portion of his time abroad; therefore,—

“Resolved, That the publication of the Protestant Magazine be suspended for the present, with the understanding that at some future time either the publication of this magazine may be resumed or the general subject may be dealt with in some other special way.”

Careful and satisfactory consideration will be given to all unexpired subscriptions, the value in each case being made good to subscribers either in cash or in literature, as each may choose.

E. R. PALMER, Manager.