Cooperation Corner

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 1, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 9.

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Cooperation Corner

THERE come to us now and then, in fact almost constantly, requests from our missionaries in various fields for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, and we respond to them as far as we are able; but we are sure that there are those among our readers whose business and surroundings are such that they can do but little in personal missionary work, who would be glad to unite with us in work of this kind.
For instance, there comes to us a request for a club of ten SIGNS to be used in Peru, one of the great needy fields. Another which came in the same mail asks that two of our schools in the South should receive the paper. These schools are carried on by missionaries who are receiving less than nothing for their work. How many of our readers would like to have part in sending clubs of the SIGNS out to such needy fields as this?
A quick response will be greatly appreciated.