Union College Labor Bureau

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 20.

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Union College Labor Bureau

A GREAT spiritual awakening has visited Union College, and in consequence many students are inquiring for opportunities to labor in some department of missionary work. To aid these students and other young people in finding suitable fields of labor, a permanent Labor Bureau has been organized by the Faculty and Board. The committee consists of seven persons, representing different nationalities: English, C. C. Lewis, H. A. Morrison, M. E. Kern; German, A. Kunze, G. A. Grauer; Swedish, August Anderson; Danish, P. E. Berthelsen. It is the purpose of this committee to ascertain the addresses of students and others desiring to labor in the missionary work, and to correspond with conference officers and others in regard to these cases. We trust this effort will meet with hearty co-operation. Those who are interested are invited to write to any member of the committee at any time.
C. C. LEWIS.