Missionary School, Nyhyttan, Sweden
By S. F. Svensson
OUR school is running very nicely. We have an enrolment of forty-one students, which is a larger number than we expected. Three teachers are employed as instructors. The following subjects are taught: Bible, general history, church history, bookkeeping, mission work, Swedish, elocution, and music. The school is conducted on the same principles as are all our schools. For board and tuition, each student pays the twenty-eight crowns (about $7.60) a month. All the students, except three, are converted, and most of them are expecting to enter the work when school closes. I have reason to believe that those who have not given their hearts to God will do so before school closes.