Protestant Magazine

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 3, 1915

“Protestant Magazine”

WRITING under date of May 18, Elder W. D. MacLay, president of the Kansas Conference, expresses his appreciation of the Protestant Magazine: “I wish to say that I greatly appreciate the splendid work the Protestant Magazine is doing. We are doing all we can to give it a good circulation in the Kansas Conference.”

REFERRING to the work of the Protestant Magazine, the educational secretary of the Lake Union Conference, Brother C. A. Russell, writes thus: “For many years I have felt that we as a people must face the issue fairly and squarely. Surely the Protestant Magazine is taking this position. I know of no publication issued by our people at the present time that is more nearly presenting to the world the straight third angel’s message.” It should not be forgotten that this is a message against the beast and his image.

TAKING advantage of the offer to send the Protestant Magazine one year to three different addresses for $2.00, Rev. Martin Walker, pastor of the Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church, Buffalo, N. Y., renewed his own subscription and sent in two additional names. In his letter he said, “I value your magazine for the conservative and safe manner in which you handle the difficult and burning questions of political Romanism.” Satisfied subscribers are the best promoters for the Protestant Magazine.