What They Say of the “Protestant Magazine” for the Third Quarter, 1911
ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE: It seems to me that the “Protestant Magazine” becomes richer and better with every issue. As we near the great crisis, no doubt this will be more apparent. No. 3 is a splendid number; and if it could be placed in the hands of Protestants everywhere, it would certainly open their eyes to the danger that is threatening our nation. We shall do what we can to give it a wide circulation in this field.
W. B. WHITE, President.
WESTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE: The “Protestant Magazine,” No. 3, is filled with important matter that ought to be read by every Protestant in the world, and especially in North America. This magazine can be used in any country with good effect. Its circulation means more in the near future than many realize.
H. S. SHAW, President.
SOUTHERN UNION CONFERENCE: No. 3 of the “Protestant Magazine” is an excellent number. It should not only be read, but studied by every minister. I keep every number for reference. This is a good number to circulate among reading people.
C. F. McVAGH, President.
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CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE: A very excellent number. Thousands of people should read the article “Making America Catholic,” also “The Double Doctrine of the Church of Rome.” I shall do all I can for the circulation of this excellent number.
WM. GUTHRIE, President.
NORTHERN UNION CONFERENCE: There are a number of splendid articles in this number, which will be much appreciated when read. The “Protestant Magazine” has become a sentinel upon the battlements, giving warning of the approach of danger, and many outside our own church have recognized it as such. Will do what I may be able to increase its circulation.
T. D. GIBSON, Secretary.
LOUISIANA CONFERENCE: There is no better champion of the cause of true Protestantism than this truth-filled magazine. It is a veritable beacon-light of freedom, exposing the designs of popery in sapping the foundations of our republic. Truly the “Protestant Magazine” is needed to stem the tide Romeward that is carrying away its thousands today.
E. L. MAXWELL, President.
WISCONSIN CONFERENCE: I think No. 3 is the best number you issued. The “Protestant Magazine” is good all the time, from cover to cover. The articles are clear, forceful, and convincing, and the magazine should be placed in every home in the land.
W. H. THURSTON, President.
IOWA CONFERENCE: Have made a careful examination of the third quarter issue of the “Protestant Magazine” for 1911, and am more than pleased with it. This magazine is faithfully performing its appointed work as a watchman, and is giving the trumpet no uncertain sound.
M. N. CAMPBELL, President.
ARIZONA CONFERENCE: The “Protestant Magazine” has its mission. The rapid decay of professed Protestantism, and the sudden, bold attitude of the Papacy in the United States, make the duty plain for some one to “cry aloud” and tell men everywhere the true meaning of these eventful months, and also that there is more to follow.
H. G. THURSTON, President.
NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE: The editor has evidently taken special pains with No. 3 of the “Protestant Magazine.” I consider this magazine one of our best publications.
W. H. HOLDEN, President.
EAST PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE: I find the last issue of the “Protestant Magazine” to be especially good. I consider this magazine one of the very best papers we publish. It is to the point, and timely. It is a journal especially designed to educate, and enable one to know why.
W. H. HECKMAN, President.
EAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE: I am delighted with the contents of the “Protestant Magazine,” No. 3. Certainly no mistake was made in launching this new magazine. I feel that it is filling a most important place in our work, and that it should be read and used very largely by our people.
E. K. SLADE, President.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CONFERENCE: Have carefully examined the “Protestant Magazine” for the current quarter. In my opinion it is the best number ever issued. I sincerely hope that the vital issues set forth in this number can be brought to the attention of every lover of religious and civil liberty.
J. L. McELHANY, President.
WYOMING CONFERENCE: I am decidedly of the opinion that the issue for the third quarter is a valuable and important number, worthy of having a wide circulation. I regard the “Protestant Magazine” very highly.
E. A. CURTIS, President.
ARKANSAS CONFERENCE: No. 3 will do a good work. The “Protestant Magazine” is better every time it comes out. Will do all I can for it.
J. W. NORWOOD, President.
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE: I believe this issue is the best out, and wish it could be placed in every home in the land. Every Seventh-day Adventist ought to read this number, and endeavor to place it in the hands of his neighbors.
B. W. BROWN, President.
WESTERN NEW YORK CONFERENCE: The “Protestant Magazine” has its specific work. It can enter a field that none of our other publications are exactly fitted for. I feel a growing interest in its circulation.
H. W. CARR, President.
BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE: This number of the “Protestant Magazine” appeals to me so forcibly that I have decided to send for 100 copies for my own personal use. I will sell them after office hours. I will do all I can to interest our people in giving this number an extra wide circulation.
ANDREW RAEDEL, Secretary.
OHIO CONFERENCE: Have carefully scanned the pages of the “Protestant Magazine” for the current quarter, and find it brimful of important matter. Any one who may be in doubt as to the tendency of professed Protestantism toward Roman Catholicism, should read this issue. Do not see how any one can be up-to-date without reading the “Protestant.”
J. I. CASSELL, Secretary.
GREATER NEW YORK CONFERENCE: The subject-matter is of great importance to Protestants, also a shining light to Catholics. Like John the Baptist, it is a voice upholding the principles of Jesus.
F. M. DANA, Secretary.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE: After a careful perusal I must say I consider the “Protestant Magazine,” No. 3, worthy of a wide circulation. It has a field distinctly its own.
A. M. NEFF, Secretary.
SOUTH DAKOTA CONFERENCE: A number of exceptional value. We are anxious to have it placed in the hands of all the clergy of South Dakota, as well as other leaders among the people.
NELLIE B. UNDERWOOD, Miss. Sec.
TENNESSEE RIVER CONFERENCE: I consider this the best number that has been issued.
T. E. PAVEY, Secretary.
NORTH MICHIGAN CONFERENCE: The last number of the “Protestant Magazine” stands true to its calling. It merits the hearty support of all true Protestants.
J. H. NIEHAUS, Missionary Secretary.
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