Duncombe Hall Training College
By Editor
WE have watched with peculiar interest the growth of Duncombe Hall Training College, which was established in London in 1901, and whose calendar for 1905-06 is just received. For four years it has conducted its work in rented buildings, in the meantime gathering funds from donations and the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons” for the purpose of providing suitable buildings and further equipment. During this period it has incurred no debt for operating expenses, a record which is worthy of consideration by some of our institutions in this country. This training-school has been a great blessing to the work in the British Union Conference, and we are confident that its influence will be even more marked in the future.