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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 23.

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Story of Missions Number

By Editor

The next issue of the REVIEW will be the special Story of Missions number, printed in magazine form. It will be the greatest missionary document we have ever published, containing the missionaries’ own story of the interesting facts and experiences associated with our work during the year 1909. The purpose of this number of the REVIEW is more perfectly to acquaint our own people with the providential openings for the third angel’s message in all the world, to reveal the spirit of our workers and the full power of the message, and to give all interested persons a broad view of the extent of our missionary work in foreign lands. It will be an excellent number to give to those who are more or less interested, but who have not taken a stand with us. This Story of Missions number will be sold to our people for missionary purposes at 10 cents a copy. Orders should be placed at once for extra copies, as only a limited number in excess of the subscription list will be printed. Every REVIEW reader should have a few copies of this special number to use in interesting others in our work.
EN ROUTE from Iowa to New York City, to connect with the work in that center, Miss A. Helen Wilcox spent several days in Washington last week.