Union College by H. A. MORRISON.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 17, 1914

Union College

By H. A. MORRISON.

UNION COLLEGE summer school closed August 18, after a very profitable term of eight weeks. There were eighty in attendance during this time, and all feel well repaid for the effort they put forth to take advantage of the opportunities afforded at this summer school.

A good spirit was manifest throughout the session. Nearly all received new inspiration for higher Christian living. The church-school teachers went forth from this summer session with renewed courage and strength and increased efficiency, and with a determination to pass on to their home churches and schools the blessings they received here.

The last prayer and testimony meeting was one of great encouragement to all. Nearly every one in the assembly expressed his special gratitude for the benefit he had received from the summer school and for the many blessings attending him in connection therewith.

This is the first summer session Union College has had for a number of years. We feel greatly encouraged with these results, and are led to look forward with satisfaction to the possibilities and opportunities that await us in future summer sessions.

The regular school year begins September 15. The prospect is excellent for a full school. Many of our young people seem to be waking up to appreciate the advantages that Union College holds out to them, and to understand the part this institution has had in training hundreds for work in connection with this message, in both home and foreign fields.

All planning to attend Union College should remember that the opening day is September 15.

H. A. MORRISON.