The Story of Missions by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 26, 1910

“The Story of Missions”

By Editor

THIS is the name given to the special number of the Review which will bear the date of June 16. Let no one confound this with the Harvest Ingathering number to be issued next autumn. The two are entirely separate and distinct in every way. The Story of Missions number is designed more particularly for the information of our own people, giving them interesting data regarding our work at the present time in mission fields. It will be issued as a sixty-four-page magazine. It will be a splendid number to circulate among those interested in our work. Additional copies may be obtained for ten cents a copy.

AFTER an absence of eight and one-half months spent in assisting our work in Spain, and the several mission fields of South America, Elder N. Z. Town, assistant secretary of the General Conference Publishing Department, returned to Washington last week. He reports the work onward and the workers of good courage in the great Spanish-speaking fields.