The New Training School in Brazil

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 22, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 31.

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The New Training School in Brazil

A LETTER just received from Elder F. W. Spies speaks very encouragingly of the opening of the new training school for Brazil, which took place on the fifteenth of April. He says:—
‘On the fifteenth instant we opened up our new training school. We had counted on twelve to fifteen students to begin with. There were thirty-two, and four others, perhaps more, are probably on the way. This will oblige us to use every available place as a dormitory tory. We are now occupying the laundry-rooms, the bakery, and, in fact, every place where people can sleep, as, aside from the students, we have to entertain the men who work on the buildings; but we are glad to see that the Brazilian youth are getting an education for the work.”