Medical Evangelism and Missions Ingathering

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 15, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 33.

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Medical Evangelism and Missions Ingathering

THE College of Medical Evangelists at Loma Linda, Cal., is not an institution of local interest alone. It belongs to the entire denomination, and is emphatically a denominational school. This is shown by the fact that its constituency embraces the members of the General Conference Committee, the Pacific Union Conference Committee, and the Southern California Conference Committee, as indicated in the article by Elder W. T. Knox on page 7. The various union conferences, together with the General Conference and the local conference, are sharing in the furnishing of funds for the equipment of this institution. The school is deserving of the united support of all our people. Young men and women contemplating the study of medicine should recognize the opportunities afforded in this school for the securing of their training under wholesome Christian influences.
ONE conference president in the West writes encouragingly regarding the prospects in his conference for a successful campaign with the Ingathering number of the Signs. He expresses his opinion that the Signs in magazine form will be much better adapted for soliciting funds for missions than journals of previous years. It is hoped that all the conferences have sent on their initial orders to the Pacific Press for this missions number.