The Morning Watch Calendar by M. E.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1910

The Morning Watch Calendar

By M. E.

SINCE November the little Morning Watch Calendars have been scattering over the world. More than a thousand hurried across to Australia; some went to Europe, and a few to other countries. Two hundred of them have just crossed the Atlantic for Germany. They have fairly been swarming through the United States and Canada, and orders are still coming in. It is late, but far better begin now than wait until next year. Some one has truly said that we must resolutely plan for a little time alone with Jesus every day.

The little Morning Watch Calendar has helped many to form the habit of regular personal devotion, and we are sorry to believe that there are still some young people who have not provided themselves with this little daily reminder; but we trust that such will supply themselves at once. A devoted Japanese student, when asked the secret of his success in the Christian life, said, “The Morning Watch and Phil. 4:8.” One writes to a friend: “I think those little calendars are so nice. We want some to send to our friends. Where can we get them?” Another says: “The calendar came yesterday. I am very happy to have it. What a help it will be to me the whole year through! I have hung it on a hook at the head of my bed so I can use it every morning before rising.”

If you do not already have a calendar of your own, or if you know of some friend who should have this little daily reminder, enclose five cents in a letter to your conference Missionary Volunteer secretary or to the Missionary Volunteer Department, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C., and get a calendar by return mail. M. E.