p. 24 | Elder Daniells Reports on Ministerial Institute

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 23, 1911

Elder Daniells Reports on Ministerial Institute

A NOTE from Elder A. G. Daniells speaks of the excellent ministerial institute that the Lake Union Conference is holding in Battle Creek, Mich., which Elders W. A. Spicer and G. B. Thompson also are attending. He says: “We are having a fine institute. It is different from any of the others we have had, but it seems to be as good and profitable as any. Our class numbers about one hundred seventy-five. Of course at night we have the auditorium full. Last Sabbath we had the largest attendance that has been in the Tabernacle for many years. The church here seems to be doing well. The Lord has not deserted those who have taken a loyal stand for his truth.”

IN this age when so much is being said about germ diseases and the necessary measures of sanitation and disinfection in order to prevent them, it is strange that the simpler and common forms of cleanliness are not more carefully observed. Doubtless, if the facts were known, we should be startled to learn how many diseases have been communicated through failure to observe ordinary cleanliness of the person. The article “Dirty Hands,” by Dr. F. M. Rossiter, in our Home and Health department, is worthy of a careful reading, and not only of a careful reading, but the good instruction which it contains should be put into daily practise by every reader.