Washington Foreign Mission Seminary

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 10, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 15.

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Washington Foreign Mission Seminary

The Washington Foreign Mission Seminary is completing another year of school work. The attendance of the last year has been the largest which the institution has ever enjoyed. An excellent class of students has been in attendance. A larger number of the students this year are under missionary appointment than for any preceding year. It affords a truly refreshing experience to attend the students' Friday evening prayer-meetings. As one listens to the earnest purposes expressed by these young people who have devoted their lives to God for service, he unconsciously catches the spirit of enthusiasm and missionary zeal which these testimonies breathe. Prof. M. E. Kern and his associate teachers have labored hard and faithfully during the last year to give to those attending the school every possible advantage. God has abundantly blessed their efforts, and we believe the results of this year's work will be rich with generous service for God in the lives of those who are students.
Our brethren and sisters in and around Chicago will be interested to learn that Prof. W. W. Prescott will lecture in that city, on Romanism, Friday, Sabbath, and Sunday evenings, April 11, 12, and 13, at 8 P. M. He will also speak at 3 P. M., Sunday, April 13. The lectures will be given in the Baptist church at the corner of Ashland Boulevard and Monroe Street.