A Magazine with a Mission

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 8, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 32.

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A Magazine with a Mission

The other day an intelligent woman here in Washington, upon calling at the home of one of the United States Senators, picked up a copy of Liberty, which the Religious Liberty Bureau sends regularly to every member of Congress, and read it. One of our young sisters who embraced the truth since we came to Washington, and is now a colporteur and Bible worker in the city, going out and selling thirty copies of Liberty one day, chanced to meet this lady, who remarked that she thought this the best publication she had ever seen, and said that if she had ten thousand dollars, she would put it into this journal. From this it is evident that this magazine is making an impression upon the minds of some as they read it.
W. A. COLCORD,
Secretary Religious Liberty Bureau.