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Winter Term at Washington Foreign Mission Seminary

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 47.

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Winter Term at Washington Foreign Mission Seminary

The second term of the Washington Foreign Mission Seminary will begin Friday, November 29. Those who plan to enter at that time should first communicate with the president. The winter term is especially strong in the regular lines of work, and it is expected that new classes will be formed in the following subjects: French Revolution, Biblical literature, evidences of Christianity, missionary methods and problems, English review, bookkeeping, elementary hydrotherapy, advanced hydrotherapy, obstetrics, gynecology, genitourinary diseases, chemistry of foods, household economy and sanitation, and agriculture. Continuing classes that can well be entered at this time are history of antiquity, pastoral training, journalism, Bible doctrines, advanced Bible doctrines, general history, rhetoric, missionary salesmanship, anatomy and physiology, religious pedagogy, Bible work, literature, dressmaking, printing, and shoe repairing. In the lecture course will be a series by W. W. Prescott on Protestantism and the New Theology, and A. G. Daniells will conduct a series on Church Organization.