p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 4. (1/21/1915)

Earlier text: The Week of Prayer in Walla Walla College

Death of Spain’s Native Minister

WE have word from Elder Frank Bond, of the Spanish Mission, reporting the death of their only native minister in Spain, Brother Lope Nicolas. Our sympathies are with the bereaved family, and with our workers in Spain, who have thus been called recently to suffer the loss of a second member of their little band of laborers.

The World’s Crisis Reaches Second Edition

By Editor

We are glad to report that the new book “The World’s Crisis” has reached its second edition of twenty-five thousand copies. The Pacific Press Publishing Association has ordered plates, and will supply its own territory. We anticipate a large sale of this little book, as already thousands of orders have been received from different parts of the field.

C. P. Bollman Joins Review Association

By Editor

We are pleased to announce that Elder C. P. Bollman, for many years associated with the Southern Publishing Association and with the general work in the South, has accepted an invitation to connect with the Review and Herald Publishing Association. Brother Bollman is devoting his time to tract revision and other literary work connected with our books and publications.

Missionary Children Growing Into Service

By Editor

NOTHING is more pleasing to us than to see the children of our missionaries in the far fields growing up into service. In the announcement of plans for evangelistic work in the great city of Buenos Aires, we are glad to note that Brother Judson Habenicht, son of Dr. R. H. Habenicht, is to assist Elder George Casebeer in the effort, having lived from youth in Argentina, and received his education by study in the Spanish schools. Thus in many lands the children of the missionaries are growing into service, the vernacular of the country becoming even as their mother tongue.

BROTHER AND SISTER AMBROSE, OF FIJI. HE WAS A CHIEF, AND A LEADER IN OUR CHURCH AT SUVA