A Timely Series on Christian Service

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 28, 1912

A Timely Series on Christian Service

WE have received from Mrs. E. G. White an interesting and important series of articles, thirteen in number, upon the following topics: “Service for Christ — Its Meaning;” “The Need of Missionary Effort;” “Our Gifts and Offerings;” “Medical Missionary Work;” “Sanitarians as Centers of Influence and Training;” “Missionary Nurses;” “Training the Youth to Be Workers;” “Young Men as Missionaries;” “How to Meet Trial and Difficulty;” “Overcoming Prejudice;” “The Duty of Workers to Care for the Health;” “The Training of Workers in the Field;” “Rewards of Service.” This is an especially timely series of articles. The idea of service and preparation for it runs through the entire series. It is to be hoped that our people throughout the world will follow these articles with prayerful studiousness, and thus be better prepared to do effectual work in the waiting harvest-fields of this world. The first article in the series will appear next week.

A new book of poems entitled “Star Flowers, or Songs in the Night,” by Eliza H. Morton, has recently come to our table. The key-note of the book is the uplifting and encouraging of any who may have become downcast or disheartened because of the sorrows and troubles of this world. The poems are well calculated to give one a new inspiration and uplift. Cloth, 130 pages, $1. Orders should be sent to the author, Eliza H. Morton, Woodfords Stat’n, Portland, Maine.