Nurses’ Training School

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 20, 1914

Nurses’ Training School

The Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital Training School for Missionary Nurses will open another nurses’ class August 17, a three-year course being offered. No pains have been spared to bring our school up to the highest professional standard possible. However, those who desire only the professional advantages of the training we can give them, need not apply.

We wish to make a most careful selection for the incoming class, and to accept only those who already have a deep Christian experience, have definitely consecrated themselves to the work of spreading the great message for this time, and desire a training that will fit them for service anywhere. We want earnest, sober-minded young people, who will put their whole hearts into the work of saving the souls of those with whom they come in contact while in training, and will earnestly strive to obtain the preparation necessary to make them the most efficient workers in the field after graduation. The sanitarium is one of the greatest missionary fields, and we wish our workers to rightly represent Christ not only while in the institution, but to have such a consecrated spirit and missionary ambition that we can send them out to assist in the field work our nurses are constantly being called upon to do.

For you to be able to receive the missionary training we wish to give you, you must be missionaries when you come. Are you ready for active service? If so, write at once for our calendar. Students will be accepted up to September 15. Address Superintendent of Training School, Glendale Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.