Bethel (Wis.) School by C. L. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

Bethel (Wis.) School

By C. L. Stone

The school opened November 6, with an enrolment of sixty-seven. During the month the number increased to seventy-three, and there are more expected. Even the present number in the homes taxes our capacity in some ways, but as a faculty we are anxious that every facility shall be used. When the special REVIEW for the Harvest Ingathering was presented, one thousand copies were ordered by the young people alone. Within the past three weeks a Young People's Society of Missionary Volunteers has been in process of organization, and there are good indications that they are organizing for service.

The Friday night students' meetings are well attended and well improved. Most inspiring are the earnest testimonies of these young men and women. Among the good omens for the success of the work here, is the unity and zeal among the members of the faculty. All seem to sense the fact that God's blessing can rest on a united effort. Truly results are being realized in this co-operation. Courage and hope inspire each member, and all believe that trained, devoted workers will result from the year's work.

C. L. STONE.