Berrien Springs Colporteurs' Institute
By W. W. Eastman
ONE of the best student colporteurs' institutes I can remember of attending was held at Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien Springs, Mich., April 16-22. About seventy of the students attended the institute with a view to engaging in the evangelistic colporteur work during the coming vacation. An eager and responsive interest was manifested in the study of the fundamental principles of this blessed work, which was truly inspiring. The most hearty cooperation was shown on the part of the president and his faculty in helping to make the institute a success from the first. Brother J. B. Blosser and all his field agents in the union were diligent in their efforts to help the students by way of interesting and instructing them. A good work had previously been done by the students in their band work, which enabled the brethren to conduct the institute in less time than is usually taken for institutes. A real missionary spirit seemed to pervade the entire school, which was truly gratifying, and gave promise of a successful summer's work, and an experience which will prove a great blessing to these earnest young people.