THE work of greatest magnitude in the world to-day is the establishment of missions and the sending forth of laborers to all parts of the world to carry the last gospel message to all who dwell upon the earth. Not every one can go to these distant lands, or endure the hardships that must be met in such an undertaking, but every one can have a part in this great work; certainly no Seventh-day Adventist can afford to miss so great an opportunity. The watchword of every church in the land and of every missionary society is now, “The gospel to the world in this generation.” The important question with us is, Will Seventh-day Adventists be leaders in this movement,—a movement that is to stir the whole world, that is to go to its uttermost parts? Can we afford to be anything less when the message we send forth contains the greatest truth and the most terrible warning for this time? But to do all this means that every individual who loves the truth must have a part; it means far greater activity than has been manifested in the past; it means a systematic taking hold of this matter in a substantial, tangible manner. It was with this idea in view that the plan to put aside ten cents a week for missionary purposes was first suggested. Already a large number of our people have adopted this plan, but this year should not pass before every one is faithfully carrying it out. To lay aside ten cents each week does not seem a great thing, and for a single individual it is not, but when every one does this, it means a great sum. If every Seventh-day Adventist church-member in America would adopt this plan, and faithfully send in the amount to the Mission Board each month, the total amount for the year would be more than a quarter of a million dollars. With the first of July begins the second half of the year 1903. If you have not begun the practice, why not begin with this month? Enlist every member of the church; if possible, enlist every member of the family, and at the end of the month send in the remittance. Send it in with an earnest prayer for these distant fields, for our laborers who are going forth, and for the millions who will perish unless it is done. Send all amounts to your State tract society, or to the treasurer of the Mission Board, Battle Creek, Mich.