p. 22 | The Summer School by E. A. Sutherland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1904

The Summer School.

By E. A. Sutherland

THE summer school at Emmanuel Missionary College, at Berrien Springs, Mich., opens June 22, and continues eight weeks, closing August 16.

Each season the demand for Christian teachers grows more urgent, and this throws a heavy responsibility on the training-school. This summer school will be stronger and better than any yet conducted. Teachers can not afford to miss this training. Young people desiring to become teachers should begin their preparation this summer. The number of Christian teachers should be tripled next fall. Let the young people respond when the Lord calls them to work for him.

It is impossible to give details concerning the subjects offered. Send for an announcement. I may say, however, that students will be given most practical instruction in intellectual subjects, in various lines of manual training, and in spiritual, soul-saving work also.

At the recent meeting of the Lake Union

Conference the Lord through his servant sent us this message concerning Emmanuel Missionary College: “You see that advancement has been made, and that the education has been carried forward in right lines.”

Can we do otherwise than go forward in the training of workers? Never was the way clearer or the opportunities greater. Let those who are called to teach join the ranks of Christian teachers. Those willing to be pioneers are wanted. Sturdy, strong-hearted Christians are in demand. Let us tell you more about the summer term for training teachers.

E. A. SUTHERLAND, President Emmanuel Missionary College.