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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, January 6, 1885

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 62, No. 1

THE MINISTERS' DIARY.

This work has been prepared according to the directions of the late General Conference, and is bound in such a way that when the present year expires a new diary for another year may be slipped into the cover to take its place, at slight cost. The Diary is ruled and printed to show the following reports:—

Calendar for each day in the month—Number of subjects—Place of labor—Sermons preached—Other meetings—Number baptized—Number added to church—Number signed covenant—Added to Tract Society—Number added to H. and T. Society—Missionary Society organized—Families visited—Periodicals distributed—Amount of book sales—Pages tracts loaned—Value of tracts given away—Subscriptions obtained for REVIEW, Signs, Good Health, Instructor, and other periodicals.

It will be noticed that these items include all but three of the items called for in missionary reports, and these can be inserted in some of the blanks devoted to minister's reports. So the diary is almost equally good for the use of T. and M. workers as for ministers.

There is then given a space for quarterly and yearly summaries of all the above—Memoranda for each day in the year—Conference accounts—Personal accounts—List for 140 subjects—Blank space for miscellaneous records. Price by mail, in Morocco, bound $1.50. In Russia, $1.00. Address REVIEW AND HERALD.