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Review and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 36.

MRS. E. G. WHITE
Earlier text: NEBRASKA

Southern California and Oklahoma Camp-Meeting Reports Delayed

We are sorry to say that reports of the Southern California and Oklahoma camp-meetings did not reach the Office in season for insertion in this issue. They will appear next week.

Jubilee Singers List Omitted for Lack of Space

We have on hand a long list of “Jubilee Singers” which are omitted this week from lack of space.

Speaking to Friends About Subscribing to the Church Paper

HAVE you spoken yet to that friend or church-member you were going to see who is losing so much every week by not taking our church paper?

Signs of the Times and the Call to Action

ARE you taking note of the signs of the times? Do you see anything going on in this country and in the world which stirs you up to do something in behalf of the cause of righteousness and humanity? If not, there is surely something wrong.

September Missionary Magazine Now Available for Sample Requests

The September number of the Missionary Magazine has already been mailed. This is an exceptionally good number, and the Mission Board will be glad to furnish sample copies to any who are not now subscribers. The offer still holds good for the August number. Send postal card to the Mission Board, 267 W. Main St., Battle Creek, Mich., and find out what a valuable missionary journal is being published by this denomination.

Relating Christian Experience for Encouragement and Praise

There is nothing more interesting and marvelous in the world than Christian experience; for true Christian experience shows “the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth.” We can never know too much of the power of God unto salvation; we cannot present too much of this in the matter set before our readers in the REVIEW. This is true spiritual meat, and we desire our readers to be well fed. So we wish to hear from such as have a living experience to relate, and we would be glad to hear from many who have recently come into the truth. The call to come out of Egypt, when heeded, always brings an eventful experience; and surely there are many such to be related that would be full of interest and encouragement to all of us who are making the Christian journey. Let us know how God has opened for you a path through the sea, how He has made the bitter waters sweet, has provided manna in the desert, or in whatever way He has fulfilled His word in enabling you to go forward in the path to Canaan in spite of all obstacles in the way. This will be an excellent way in which to speak often one to another, as God’s people should do and will do in the last days. Mal. 3:16. The more we speak one to another in this way, the more of the praise of God will there be in our midst. The worst mistakes made by ancient Israel were their mournings and murmurings when they should have been praising the Lord. So help us to make every number of the REVIEW sound the shout of praise.

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