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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 4, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 5.

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The School

By F. G.

Opportunities for Self-Supporting Missionary Work

WORD has been received from Elder G. W. Reaser that there is considerable demand in the best families in Mexico for teachers from the United States to instruct their children in English and other branches of learning. These positions offer an excellent opportunity for presenting the truth to some of the best families of the republic of Mexico, and at the same time afford the workers an opportunity to acquire the Castilian language without expense.
In many instances, men teachers are preferred. There are, however, two calls now from Mexico City for women teachers.
Doubtless there are in many of our schools in the United States consecrated young persons who might step into these openings, and thus assist in placing our work in this republic upon a good, strong footing. The Department of Education of the General Conference will be pleased to use its good offices in assisting in this worthy undertaking, and we shall be glad to hear from those who have any inclination toward this self-supporting missionary work. F. G.