Special Course at the Foreign Mission Seminary by M. E. Kern

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 22, 1910

Special Course at the Foreign Mission Seminary

By M. E. Kern

FOLLOWING the plan of last year, the Seminary offers for the present school year a special course of eighteen weeks, beginning Jan. 23, 1911. This course is designed especially for ministers and Bible workers. Special courses in Bible doctrines, prophetic review, history of the Protestant Reformation, Greek, English, pastoral training, and Bible work, as well as the regular missions, language and science classes, will be open to the special students. An effort will be made to adapt the work to the needs of those who come.

The work is not merely theoretical, but practical. We have an experienced Bible worker, who trains a class of young women in Bible work. They spend at least one day each week in practical work in the city of Washington. A new class in Bible work will be organized for the special students. A minister and teacher of long experience conducts in the same way a class for young men who are preparing for the ministry.

Regular tuition fees will be charged for this special course. The Seminary still has some opportunity for students to earn part of their way by working. All interested should write the undersigned at once, at Takoma Park, D. C.

M. E. KERN.