The Buresala Training-School by J. E. FULTON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 26, 1908

The Buresala Training-School

By J. E. FULTON

OUR school farm, recently purchased, had nearly three hundred acres, with two small fresh-water streams and a good harbor. Several acres were already planted to cocoanut-trees. We have two European dwellings, our printing-office, a native-made school building, a church, and ten cottages for students. Our native brethren have received with enthusiasm the thought that they are to be used to carry the message to the other island fields. Our paper, the Rarama (Light Bearer), is printed at the school, the students assisting in the printing. Thus the young man now going to New Guinea has considerable knowledge of printing, which will be a help there. We have a great field to cover, and we believe this school will be the means in God’s hands of bringing the truth before many isles of the South Seas.

J. E. FULTON.