A Training-School in Mexico by Arthur G. Daniells

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 4, 1910

A Training-School in Mexico

By Arthur G. Daniells

ON page 17 is an article from Elder G. W. Caviness, announcing the opening of a missionary training-school in Mexico. We feel a keen interest in this effort to secure a limited number of mature young people, and give them the closing year of their school work in the mission field where they expect to labor.

About twenty students can be accommodated this first year. Arrangements have already been made with about one half the desired number to attend. Students who are looking toward Mexico or some other Spanish country as a prospective mission field, will do well to consider this opening. Professor and Mrs. Caviness have had a long, successful experience in our leading training-schools, and with the assistance of Prof. W. A. Yarnell, a graduate from Union College, they will be able to offer a good, practical course of study. For about thirteen years they have stood faithfully by the work in Mexico, and the Lord is richly blessing their labors. They understand the field and its missionary problems, and their school will in a special sense be a missionary training-school.

We have much confidence in this new enterprise, and trust that a good, sturdy class will be enlisted in it.

Address all correspondence to Prof. G. W. Caviness, 1599 Avenida 22, Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.

A. G. DANIELLS.