Healdsburg College by Sidney Brownsberger

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Sep 14, 1882

Healdsburg College.

By Sidney Brownsberger

NEARLY seven weeks of our fall term have passed and all the students are hard at work. If we may judge from the industry and apparent interest manifested by the students in their studies, surely this term’s work promises to meet our highest expectation of success.

All the students, with but one or two exceptions, attend the tent-meeting now in progress at Healdsburg. The tent is pitched in the school-yard where there is preaching every night, except Monday night. The Bible classes in the College have been discontinued while the meetings last, to lighten the work of the students so that they might feel free to attend the course of lectures in the tent.

Since Prof. C. C. Ramsey has joined us we feel much better prepared to do a special work for those who are preparing themselves for teaching in the district and village schools of California. Such will receive just the instruction and drill they most need to make them successful teachers. S. BROWNSBERGER.