Our Chinese Mission by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Oct 14, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 35, No. 11.

Our Chinese Mission.

By Editor

We have had occasion to mention from time to time the work that our missionaries are carrying forward in China. We hope our readers are following the articles which are appearing from Dr. Miller, who has been laboring for a number of years in that field. While Dr. Miller is a physician and attends to his medical work, yet he says that but very little can be done in China without literature, and so from the first he has interested himself in having a good printing-plant established in that field to produce our good religious literature in the Chinese language.

At least $5,000 is needed for establishing their printing-plant. With all of the millions of people in China to be reached by our literature, it would seem that this is a very small sum. We are sure that much more than this will be needed as the work progresses. We hope that what our missionaries are doing in that field is appealing to many of our readers who have means and that they will esteem it a privilege to assist them.

Donations for the work in China may be addressed to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, Cal., and will be promptly forwarded to the workers in the field.