Tent-Meeting Journal by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 28, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 33.

Tent-Meeting Journal.

By Editor

DURING the tent-meetings in Oakland we have issued a Tent-Meeting Journal, a small paper of four pages, each number containing about as much reading as one and a half pages of the SIGNS; and each number gives the report of one sermon preached in the tent. The sermon in last week's SIGNS on the Relation of Law and Grace, is one so published, it being No. 8 of the Journal. We have found them excellent for circulation; the people read the report of a sermon with deeper interest, and we believe to greater profit, after having heard the subject preached upon.

These will be found good for general circulation, or for use in tent-meetings anywhere. They afford a cheap means of scattering the truth, which is given in a style easy to be understood. The interest and benefit will be the same if the preacher in another meeting does not present the subject in just the same manner. The substance, the proofs, will be the same. They may be used to advantage in many cases instead of tracts by missionary societies.

We can furnish them in any quantity at $1.00 per hundred, post paid; $7.50 per thousand. Specimen copies sent when desired.