Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 11, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 27.

Our Work and Workers

By Editor

ONE conference president writes of the book "Questions and Answers": "I can recommend this book as a valuable acquisition to any library, and one that ought to be in the home of every Seventh-day Adventist. It seems to me that the price which the SIGNS has made for the book and yearly subscription is very reasonable, and I trust it will have a wide circulation." And this testimony is but an echo of scores of others which have come to us. The opportunity is still before our readers. The SIGNS OF THE TIMES for a year and the book combined are $2.00. The book can not be purchased apart from this.

A LETTER from our missionary Pastor C. E. Rentfro, of Portugal, tells us that the work which ought to be done by our Portuguese mission in Africa is pressing. The workers that we have there at the present time are doing self-supporting work, and ought to receive help. Work goes slowly in Portugal, he tells us, from the fact that only twenty per cent can read. Some of our colporteurs have been arrested on suspicion of being Jesuits, and thought to be working against the republic. He looks forward, however, to the season to come, with the hope that the tent work in the country will be productive.