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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 22, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 51.

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Missionary Volunteer Day

The General Conference Committee has appointed Sabbath, Jan. 7, 1911, as Missionary Volunteer day. Our churches everywhere are asked to give the time of the regular service for that day to a prayerful consideration of the young people's work. How the local churches can best enlist the energies of their youth in service, is a problem that merits much study. The youth of our denomination constitute the inexhaustible gold-mine of the church. The enemy is ever waiting to dash in to steal the precious nuggets. They must be speedily mined, assayed, and coined into currency that will be legal tender anywhere and everywhere in heaven's commerce for the salvation of men. Below is given the suggestive program for January 7. The general articles appear in this paper. The letters from the conference presidents and Missionary Volunteer secretaries will be sent direct to each church. Let no church nor company fail to observe the day. It is those who co-operate with God in earnest, prayerful effort to whom the promise of Isa. 49:25 is given.

Program

SONG: “Christ in Song,” page 548, new edition.
PRAYER.
SCRIPTURE READING: Joshua 1:1-11.
SONG: “Christ in Song,” page 571, new edition.
PAPER: “How the Missionary Volunteer Work Aids in Supplying Workers.”
PAPER: “Value of the Missionary Volunteer Work to the Conference.”
SPECIAL MUSIC.
Greetings From Your Conference Missionary Volunteer Secretary.
A Message From Your Conference President.
SONG: “Christ in Song,” page 604, new edition.
Report From Your Local Missionary Volunteer Society.
PAPER: “The Great Need of Co-operation in This Work.”
SONG: “Christ in Song,” page 544, new edition.