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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 20, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 12.

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Should You Like to Know at a Glance

WHEN the first Sabbath sermon was preached by an Adventist minister?
Who that minister was?
When the General Conference was organized?
How much money our people have given to the cause since the organization of the General Conference?
How many union and local conferences we now have?
How many laborers are employed?
When we first began work in foreign lands?
When the first missionary was sent to heathen lands?
How many missionaries have been sent to these lands?
How many publishing houses we have?
In how many languages the truth is being published?
How many periodicals we publish?
When the first sanitarium was opened?
How many sanitariums we now have?
When the first denominational school was opened?
How many young people are now attending our schools?
Who have been the presidents and secretaries of the General Conference since its organization?
How many sessions of the General Conference have been held, and where?
If you wish to know all these and many other valuable facts concerning the growth of our work, and have them in concise and convenient form for reference, send 25 cents to your tract society, or to the Review and Herald, Takoma Park, D. C., and get the booklet prepared by the General Conference containing these data.