New Departments at the Publishing Association
By Editor
WE are connected with a growing work. We see abundant evidence of this in the continual demand for means and laborers to provide for its advancement in the home land and in foreign fields. Slowly sometimes, but nevertheless surely, is the message of truth advancing. This is particularly noticeable in the great gains which have been made in the distribution of our publications. This circulation requires an increase of workers in the field; it necessitates also increased workers in the office of publication. At one time the Review and Herald Publishing Association was issuing but one journal, the REVIEW AND HERALD. It is now printing regularly seven journals. This increased number of periodicals, together with the growing volume of business from year to year, has made necessary the creation of two departments, instead of one, with a manager in charge of each department. In one department has been placed the REVIEW AND HERALD, the Youth's Instructor, the Sabbath School Worker, and Christian Education. This department will be known hereafter as the Periodical Department, and will be in charge of D. W. Reavis, who for years has done efficient service in charge of the combined circulation of the journals. Our three magazines, Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant Magazine, have been grouped together in another department, known as the Magazine Department. For the promotion of these journals the association has been fortunate in securing the services of Brother A. J. S. Bourdeau, who has been released by the General Conference to take up this work. We believe that this arrangement will better serve the growing demands of the work, and that the work will abundantly bless the valuable experience of these brethren in the circulation of these truth-giving journals.