A Favorable Opportunity for a Great Missionary Movement by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 7, 1907

A Favorable Opportunity for a Great Missionary Movement

By Editor

We have received information from the publishers of our leading missionary paper, the Signs of the Times, which indicates that broad plans are being laid for giving the truth through its columns even more effectively than in past years.

This plan will be hailed with joy by every Seventh-day Adventist who carries a burden upon his soul, for his friends and neighbors, and this means practically all our people, for there is nothing which interests us more than any means by which the truth can be placed in a clear way before the people whom we are meeting from day to day in the common walks of life.

The question which often perplexes us most is, What papers, or tracts, or books will be best fitted for giving these people present truth? The publishers of the Signs of the Times are laying plans whereby this question will be simplified, and an opportunity will be given to all our people to join in a movement which, under God's blessing, should bring in a great harvest of souls.

Beginning about the first of May there will be a series of twenty-six numbers of the Signs of the Times which will give the doctrines of present truth in their natural order, very much as they are presented by our ministers in tent-meetings. Plans are being laid which will enable every Seventh-day Adventist to do a little without great expense. The plan in all its details will soon be placed before our people in the churches, and will be published in the papers.

The REVIEW AND HERALD wishes to do its utmost to help on the good movement, and we trust that every Seventh-day Adventist in our ranks will get ready to do a work which will be an honor and a strength to God's cause in the community where God has placed him to be a standard-bearer.