Columbia Union Summer School by C. L. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 20, 1915

Columbia Union Summer School

By C. L. Stone

At a meeting of the Columbia Union Conference Committee in February, it was voted to hold the summer school for 1915 at Washington Missionary College. Since that meeting, definite plans have been laid to make the work strong, and to this end a complete and experienced faculty has been employed.

The College has opened its dormitories, offering free rooms. Board will be furnished on the European plan. Teachers who have proper arrangements with their conference officials will have all expenses met, and can lay their plans at once to take advantage of this unusual opportunity.

This session will greatly strengthen and unify the educational work in this field, and will offer the privilege to every teacher and prospective teacher to increase his ability to meet the needs of the hour. It will be a time when all may seek earnestly and unitedly for a deeper work of grace and renewed wisdom from above.

Students will attend from the Atlantic and Eastern Canadian Unions, and no doubt there will be a number of students who wish to review or take regular studies in eighth, ninth, and tenth years. The outlook is good for a full attendance. If you are in need of the professional branches, if you wish to review, or if you desire to do advanced work in academic studies, make arrangements to attend.

This session will open about July 1. If you do not receive an announcement in the near future, make request for full information from the Columbia Union Educational Department.

C. L. STONE, Educational Secretary.