p. 6 | The Endowed Scholarship Fund by M. E. Kern

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 13, 1908

The Endowed Scholarship Fund

By M. E. Kern

EVERYTHING indicates that this people are setting themselves in earnest to finish the work of God in the earth. The volunteers for mission fields, the gifts of means to carry forward the work, the overflowing schools, and the establishment of the Foreign Mission Seminary, are a few of the omens indicating our determination that “there shall be delay no longer.”

And now our youth are leading out in the raising of an endowed scholarship fund for the purpose of helping worthy young people to prepare quickly for the foreign work.

Good reports are coming in concerning the success of this effort. The Colorado Conference has already raised three scholarships, and others are pushing the plan vigorously. Some have already given an entire scholarship, and doubtless others will.

Let all our people encourage the youth in this good work. Leaflets explaining the object and use of the fund can be had free of charge by addressing your conference Missionary Volunteer secretary, or the Missionary Volunteer Department of the General Conference.

We are hoping to see this fund raised by the first of November. M. E. KERN.