Official Local Area Newsmagazines
The official newsmagazines include:
- The Inter-American Division Messenger 1924–1966 in DjVu format,
United States:
- Gleaner (North Pacific Union). Archives: 1906–1931 in DjVu format, August 2002— (as of 2008)
- Pacific Union Recorder (Pacific Union Conference) 1901–1975 in DjVu format, 2003—
- Visitor (Columbia Union Conference) 1901–1966 in DjVu format, 2004–2006, 2007–2008
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