The Great Missions Special

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The Great Missions Special

Bengali Sabbath Keepers, Calcutta, India
Bengali Sabbath Keepers, Calcutta, India
October 30 and November 6, 1907
This will be a double number (32 pages) beautifully illustrated, and covering the whole range of missionary work, its rise, progress, and what still remains to be done. The writers for this issue will be men whose hearts are burdened for the salvation of souls, men with hearts fresh and warm from mission fields, and men in those mission fields bearing the burden, seeing the misery, hearing the cry for help, and witnessing the power of the Gospel.
For many months the editors have been gathering from all parts of the world illustrations and material for this special issue, and we feel safe in saying that this will be the best missions number that was ever published by any journal on this earth.
It was first designed that this paper should have been published more than one year ago, but the great calamities which befell the Pacific Coast and the Pacific Press have prevented the consummation of our plans in this respect. Now we are planning again, at the beginning of another wonderful series of Bible-readings and articles containing the great, soul-stirring message, to give to the world the great Missions Number of the Signs of the Times.
A little booklet giving full description of this World's Missions Number will be mailed free on application.
Price for single numbers, also in quantities, is given below.
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