The Year-Book

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1905

THE new Year-book for 1905 is an excellent missionary publication because it furnishes inquiring people the belief of the denomination in a concise outline of its fundamental principles, together with a comprehensive history of the church, and displays its present general organization. It is especially good to place in the possession of people who have heard much derogatory to Adventists and their work, and who have formed the opinion that they are a small and unimportant denomination with a pessimistic doctrine; for it contains facts that will convince honest, conscientious people that the denomination has a message for this time, and that it is prospering in the work whereunto it is called. It is also of great importance to all members of the faith, as it supplies them in convenient form with the information they constantly need in connection with the work of the church.

Let every church-member secure a copy of this book and study it, and use it for the enlightenment of his neighbors. Price, 25 cents, post-paid.