p. 20 | The Broadview Swedish Seminary by H. R. S.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 24, 1913

The Broadview Swedish Seminary

By H. R. S.

PROF. G. E. NORD, the principal, writes: “You will remember that the first year our attendance was just 22; the enrolment last year was 32. This year the enrolment is 44, and the number in school at present is 44.

“There are only a few weeks left of school, and I do not know of any one planning to leave before the close. All are expecting to return next year except a few who are going out to remain in the field.

“The Lord has worked for us in a very marked manner. Every student has consecrated himself to the Lord and his message. The week of prayer was especially a time of refreshing. Over fifty dollars was given in offerings, and over seventy-five dollars was gathered in by the students with the Harvest Ingathering number of the Signs. Besides, they have pledged themselves to sell over five hundred dollars’ worth of books and turn the money over to the school.”

It was very interesting to me to learn that every student who went out in the vacation from the Swedish school to engage in canvassing during the summer months, came back again this year; while not one of those who did not spend the summer in the work returned. A young man or woman who is interested enough in education to work for a scholarship, is the one who appreciates education and is found in our schools. H. R. S.