Mission Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1916

IN writing from the Solomon Islands on July 18, Sister D. Nicholson says: “We are finding our time fully occupied with the Marovo Mission and the new missions in which we must take some interest. We are of good courage in our work, and are looking forward to receiving help shortly.”

BROTHER L. V. FINSTER, writing August 2, said that their new college building, which is being erected upon their mission grounds in the suburbs of Manila, was progressing nicely, and that they hoped to have the roof on in about ten days. It is in this building that the training school for the Philippines is to be opened. Brethren Irving Steinel and O. Sevrens, who went with the large party which sailed August 1, are to teach in this school. God is blessing the efforts put forth to train our native young people in every land to join with us in giving the last message in all the world.