March Issues of Signs and Watchman

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 10, 1910

March Issues of Signs and Watchman

In The Signs of the Times for March we have a number of unusual interest. It is attractively gotten out, and bears on its cover page a picture of the famous Taj Mahal, universally noted for its beauty of design. The leading feature of this number is found in the article on “The Future of Our Churches,” which deals with the present erroneous doctrines and beliefs which are prevalent in the churches to-day. This article is illustrated with pictures of many of the world’s most beautiful cathedrals, and the magazine is well illustrated throughout. Among other articles of interest are: “The Glory of Buildings,” “The Vaudois Christians,” “The Attempt to Change the Sabbath—Who Made It?” and “Struggles for Religious Liberty in the Western World.” This number is worthy of a wide circulation, and we wish that a copy might be placed in every home.

THE Watchman for March presents a very pleasing appearance, and is filled with much that will be of interest and profit to all classes. The series of articles by Dr. O. C. Godsmark on “Halley’s Comet and the End of the World” begins in this number. Many current issues are ably discussed in the Outlook department, and we would lay special stress on the splendid editorials and general articles which also appear. We are sure that all who receive this magazine will agree that it is one of the best numbers ever published, and we are confident that our magazine workers will meet with great success in its sale.