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Mission Press in the Philippines

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 30.

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Mission Press in the Philippines

A REPORT from Pastor L. V. Finster, who is in charge of our mission operations in the Philippines, shows that during the past year the little mission press at Manila has printed and sent out literature to the value of about $12,675. It has printed books and tracts in the Tagalog, Cebuan, Panayan, and Ilocano languages. To meet the demands, it has had to operate two shifts, some of the time working all night. As a result of this literature distribution, the Bible workers have been more than busy in following up interests thereby awakened. Twenty-six Filipino and two foreign colporteurs are in the field with this literature. The translation of tracts into the Pampango adds another tongue to the message. So may the good work go on, ever widening, until every people has heard the glad tidings.