Thanks to Our Missionaries by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1910

Thanks to Our Missionaries

By Editor

WE desire to acknowledge here the receipt from superintendents of missions in all parts of the world, of their most interesting reports of the mission fields for 1909. It is the most moving missionary story that has yet been told us. We shall print it in a special number of the REVIEW early in June. It is a document that our preachers and teachers will wish to keep with them. Therefore this special number of the REVIEW will be issued in magazine form.

As we have worked upon it, and heard field after field responding with reports of deliverance and victories and trials and blessings, our hearts have been stirred as never before. In sending us these reports you have borne witness to the mighty power of God in this message, round the whole circle of the earth.

To our readers we say, Watch for the special number — “A Year in the Mission Fields, Told by Our Missionaries; The Story of 1909.” It tells how our brethren work in lands of intolerance; of deliverances in many lands; of the wonderful development of mission school work in Africa; with photographs from as many fields. No one can read this story of 1909 without feeling that indeed the Lord has made bare his arm for the finishing of the work in this generation.