A Missionary Printer for Korea by E. R. Palmer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · May 23, 1912

A Missionary Printer for Korea

By E. R. Palmer

IN response to a call from Korea for a printer to take charge of their mission printing-office, Brother Frank Mills has been selected by the Mission Board, and has accepted the call.

For several years Brother Mills has been connected with the Review and Herald Office and the Foreign Mission Seminary, where his devotion to duty and faithfulness in service have given promise of a life of usefulness.

In making this appointment, the General Conference Committee requested that Brother Mills remain with the Review and Herald Office for six months, and be given special opportunity to prepare for the responsibilities which will rest upon him in Korea.

We greatly rejoice in the privilege of cooperating with the General Conference in this way. It is in harmony with our policy. We believe such calls will increase as the work advances. We shall make a place in our office for as many young people as we can use, in order that many may be in training for responsible positions as missionary printers, bookkeepers, and tract society secretaries, both in the home and in the foreign field.

E. R. PALMER.