School and Evangelistic Work in Geneva
By B. G. Wilkinson
GENEVA.—It is now five weeks since we opened our school in Geneva. Our public meetings in the city have been in progress for three weeks, and two have already begun to keep the Sabbath. Some evenings the hall is filled. Our students get the benefit of these meetings, and are being trained to hold Bible readings and meetings, besides attending daily class work. They earn part of their tuition by canvassing in the city. We expect that these young people will develop into workers for this field; and if our school is a success this term, we may open one in some more needy place next year, thus combining public meetings and school work. We made urgent appeals to the churches, and they gave most liberally, some out of their poverty. Some of the young people give evidence that they will be ready for work next year; but we do not have any one for Spain or Italy. Some one should enter these two fields soon. B. G. WILKINSON.