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The Australasian Union Conference

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 16, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 24.

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The Australasian Union Conference

AVONDALE SCHOOL PRESS, WHERE LITERATURE IN DIFFICULT LANGUAGES, FOR THE EAST INDIAN ISLAND FIELD, IS PREPARED
AVONDALE SCHOOL PRESS, WHERE LITERATURE IN DIFFICULT LANGUAGES, FOR THE EAST INDIAN ISLAND FIELD, IS PREPARED
The strong conferences in Australia and New Zealand constitute the base of operations for our work among the forty million in the South Sea Islands and the East Indies. “Australasia’s burden” is the phrase by which our Australasian brethren voice this sacred responsibility. The school at Avondale, near Sydney, and the Sydney Sanitarium and nurses’ school, are their leading training centers. Elder J. E. Fulton, president of the union conference, says that 1909 was “another year of victory.” From various reports we give a brief outline of the year’s advance.