The True Missionary by George I. Butler

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 23, 1873

The True Missionary.

By George I. Butler

This monthly sheet should be in the hands of every true friend of the cause. If any such have not subscribed, they should subscribe at once. It will contain matter of special interest to our own people connected with our tract and missionary work, and of such things as might not be of general interest to those who do not believe with us. It is designed to be practical, rather than theoretical, and we are certain that all the friends of the cause will want The True Missionary. The first number will soon be issued. It will instruct our people how to work successfully. The price is only fifty cents. Send your names at once, brethren, for the first number.

The REVIEW will be the exponent of our theological views, and especially during the present volume will it be prepared to meet the wants of those who are investigating them. But this little sheet will contain just that instruction which we need to make us successful workers in the harvest, and we hope it will inspire the hearts of all our friends with increased interest to labor for God. What we all need, is to become laborers. Then we shall be strong. Many are drying up from inaction. The True Missionary will be a help to all who will receive instruction. Send in your names at once, brethren and sisters, for the first number.

GEO. I. BUTLER.

Battle Creek Mich., Dec. 21, 1873.