Harvest Ingathering Number of the Signs by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 28, 1911

Harvest Ingathering Number of the Signs

By Editor

THERE has come to hand the Harvest Ingathering number of the Signs of the Times, the paper which will be used in connection with the campaign in behalf of missions, soon to be inaugurated in all our churches. This number of the Signs contains thirty-two pages. The following general divisions will indicate something of the scope of contents: Modern Missions a Sign of the Times; Report of the Campaign for 1910; The Mission Work in Africa, in China, in Japan, in Korea, in Asia; Lands of the Bible Story; In Touch With the Moslems; Some Great Heroes in Modern Missions; The Work in India, Burma, South America, the Island Fields, New Mexico, and Central America; City Mission Work; The Question of Health and Temperance.

The paper is profusely illustrated with many fine cuts, illustrating the various fields and topics considered. It contains photographs of fourteen modern missionaries. We are sure that this number will meet with a hearty reception as our people go out to distribute it among their friends and neighbors. Let all prepare for the Harvest Ingathering campaign, using this excellent number of the Signs of the Times in the work.