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A New Year in Education

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 9, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 2.

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A New Year in Education

1908

A NEW year has come to us. With it have come new opportunities. We may well form new resolutions and put forth new efforts to attain greater proficiency in our work. During the past year our educational work has grown in common with all other departments of our message. But, in view of the fact that we are nearer the end of our opportunities to work, we must accomplish far more during this new year than we did in the one now passed into history. The rapid advance of this message into the remote places, and its soon finishing in all the earth, depend very much upon the efficiency of our schools. So it is very fitting that all our educational workers should form one large resolution to make our department of this great work count for much more during the year before us than during any previous year. May God hasten the work greatly because of greater conscientiousness on our part in all we find to do.