The 1914 Yearbook by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 16, 1914

The 1914 Yearbook

By Editor

THIS book contains important denominational information and data revised to Feb. 17, 1914. It includes a complete directory of the General Conference, union and local conferences, mission fields, educational institutions, publishing houses, and sanitariums, together with a statement of fundamental principles and the constitution of the General Conference.

The ministerial directory gives the address of our ministers in all parts of the field, while the historical summary outlines the development of organization among Seventh-day Adventists, and recounts the important events connected with the cause, chronologically arranged.

Every one who is interested in the work of the denomination, should possess a copy of this yearbook, become familiar with the general organization, and keep in close touch with those who are devoting their lives to the advancement of truth in the earth. The book contains over three hundred pages. Price, 50 cents.

IN this number of the Review there is presented the program and articles for Young People's Day, Sabbath, May 2. We earnestly hope that our church officers everywhere will cooperate in the observance of this service, and that an earnest effort will be made to make the day one of instruction and inspiration. The mere reading of the articles prepared for the occasion, excellent as they are, will not be sufficient to make the service one of inspiration and uplifting power. It will need the personal touch of those whose hearts are athrill with the love for souls, and who are reaching out to encourage and save those outside of Christ. Let us make the Sabbath service of May 2 one of great blessing to our people, young and old, everywhere.