Golos (Voice), a periodical in the Russian language, was published 1905-1912 by the Conference of the Mennonite Brethren Church of North America, printed monthly at Hillsboro, Kansas, and edited by Hermann Fast, Saskatchewan. The contents were of a devotional character and the purpose of the periodical was to strengmen the spiritual life of the Russian Christians, and also to fill a need for spiritual literature in the Russian language. The approximate number of copies of each edition was 1,500. The first number appeared in 1905. The paper was discontinued in 1912 with a credit balance of $475.75, which sum was donated toward the building of a church of the Russian Christians.

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