The Ellen G. White Memorial Hospital by William T. Knox

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1916

The Ellen G. White Memorial Hospital

By William T. Knox

WE are rapidly coming to the time appointed, Sabbath, October 14, for the special consideration of the work being conducted at Loma Linda. A number of articles concerning our medical college have recently appeared in the REVIEW AND HERALD and the various conference papers, and in addition to this a program has been prepared for the special services of the day. In these the writers have set forth the many reasons why the denomination needs such a college for the medical training of its young men and women who desire to qualify themselves for the great medical missionary effort, both at home and abroad, made possible and imperative by the proclamation of the third angel's message.

They have also presented some of the most urgent needs of the college to enable it properly to train its students and qualify them satisfactorily to meet the demands of the medical profession and the requirements of the fields to which they may be sent. The imperative need is the hospital building in Los Angeles, for which we are now appealing. In order that this additional facility may be made sure, and the work begun at once, we are now calling for an offering out of the ordinary, even a dollar offering. It is most earnestly desired that the presentation of this work and its needs, in the program that has been arranged for October 14, will so appeal to our people that we may have a hearty response to our request for a dollar offering. W. T. KNOX.