Broadview Swedish Seminary by H. O. OLSON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 30, 1915

Broadview Swedish Seminary

By H. O. OLSON

THE Broadview Swedish Seminary opened its sixth year September 15. Strenuous efforts have been put forth during the summer months in order to fill all the rooms and all the seats in our seminary this fall. It is impossible, however, for our teachers to come in personal touch with all our Swedish young people throughout the United States and Canada; even our Swedish laborers in the ministry are unable to do this. In this eleventh hour we therefore again invite the cooperation of all our workers, yes, of all our people.

During the summer vacation about three fourths of our last year's students have occupied all or nearly all their time in missionary work, either in tent efforts or in the canvassing field. The stick-to-itiveness evinced by these student canvassers has been viewed with a great degree of satisfaction by our faculty and others especially interested. Their untiring efforts have also been crowned with success, and present indications are that they will almost without an exception return with their scholarships earned. Some have made two scholarships, and as a result will bring a brother or a sister along to school.

The seminary carries fourteen grades of work, and, although special attention is given to the training of ministerial workers, it also aims to give a thorough course of instruction in music and commercial work. H. O. OLSON.