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St. Helena Sanitarium Reports Prosperity

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Apr 18, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 16.

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St. Helena Sanitarium Reports Prosperity

THE sanitarium at St. Helena, in its annual meeting just held, reports a very prosperous year. In the manager's report we note this statement, following a list of encouraging figures: “Therefore we are warranted in making the statement that the reproach of debt, which has so long been a burden to our institution and a source of discouragement to our workers and church people generally, has been rolled away.” We are gratified to hear such encouraging news from the St. Helena Sanitarium. By devoting one tenth of the net earnings to foreign missions, the institution has been able to expend in the Orient, under the direction of the Mission Board, five thousand dollars. This money has provided homes for medical missionaries and better equipment in medical work in China and Korea.