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Review and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 5.

God's Gracious Invitation
Earlier text: News and Miscellany

A Methodist Pastor Commends The Protestant

BROTHER E. R. ALLEN, field agent for the Canadian Union Conference, has secured an excellent testimonial for the Protestant from Rev. E. C. Laker, B. D., Ph. D., pastor Port Hope Methodist Church, Ontario. The renewal of his subscription was accompanied by this testimonial: “I have had occasion to do a good deal of reading relating to various phases of Romanism. . . . The Protestant Magazine presents in available and inexpensive form a strong, sane treatment of different aspects of the subject that ought to be appreciated by intelligent Protestants. Its articles are not a compilation of extravagant or irresponsible statements, but are carefully written, buttressed with authoritative references and quotations. It discusses fundamental questions, presents historical facts, and points out present-day issues in a strong and convincing manner. The magazine is timely. It sounds a needed alarm. It states facts and reveals conditions too frequently unknown.”

Change in Conference Meeting Appointment

MEMBERS of the West Pennsylvania Conference will please note the change in the appointment for the meeting of that conference, as found in the announcement of that meeting on page 21 of this issue.

Students Selling Magazines

ONE student at the Foreign Mission Seminary sold ninety-six dollars’ worth of magazines on the streets of Washington during the past ten Saturday nights. Are there not some other students who desire to help defray their expenses through school in a similar way?
THE FIELD WORK
THE FIELD WORK

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Review and Herald · Jan 30, 1913