The Training of Missionary Printers by E. R. Palmer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · May 9, 1912

The Training of Missionary Printers

By E. R. Palmer

At the annual meeting of the Review and Herald constituency recently held in Pittsburgh, Pa., a resolution was adopted looking toward making the Review and Herald Office an important training-center for missionary printers and tract society secretaries. Many calls, to which we are unable to respond, come to us from the Mission Board for such workers. Sometimes it is necessary, therefore, to send persons abroad to fields where they must work largely alone, without the thorough general training they need in all departments of the publishing work to prepare them to take charge of even a small missionary printing plant.

Our factory offers good opportunities for the training of printers, and the business office for the training of secretaries.

We invite correspondence from young people who, by good health, education, experience, and consecration, are fitted for foreign mission service and whose hearts are prompted by the Spirit of God to respond to this call. Definite particulars will be given by correspondence. Address Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. E. R. PALMER, Manager.