Our Missionary Journals by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 31, 1911

Our Missionary Journals

By Editor

ALREADY more than one half of the first edition of sixty thousand copies of the September Life and Health has been sold, and the month's sale has hardly begun. This number, devoted to the school and the home, is one of the best and most practical numbers which has been issued. Seventy-two thousand copies of the August number were sold before the middle of that month. It is believed that the September issue will have a much larger sale.

Encouraging word comes from the publishers of both the Signs of the Times Monthly and the Watchman of the increased circulation of these two excellent journals. Of this growing circulation they are well worthy, and the readers of the REVIEW AND HERALD could engage in no better missionary work than to assist in placing the Signs and the Watchman in the hands of their friends and neighbors. We should also remember the weekly Signs of the Times, which can be utilized to such excellent advantage in missionary correspondence.

Many of our churches are taking clubs of the weekly, and we are glad to note in many quarters a return of the old-time method of sending this excellent paper to interested readers, following up the same with correspondence. Let us utilize well the weapons which have been placed in our hands for the propagation and defense of the truth.