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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 2, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 27.

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Adelphian Academy

By R. B. THURBER.

OUR young people in East Michigan are stirred up as I have never seen them before to educate themselves for the work. The suggestion which was recently made by the General Conference, of taking earnest steps to see that each student leaving the school is placed directly in some position in the work, is being carried out here in this conference as I have never seen it anywhere else. Our school is yet young, and we are not ready to send out many finished workers; but our young people are doing what they can, and using the ability which they have to forward this message. Every day we get new and broader views of how momentous and very urgent is this third angel's message. We are seeing more and more how perfectly our ideals of Christian education fit into its proclamation. Surely we are living in grand times in the history of this world. To be a wide-awake Seventh-day Adventist is to be a king. I see more and more every day how our schools can give a preparation to our young people which is far ahead of anything they can obtain in the schools of the world.
R. B. THURBER.