New England Sanitarium Training-School for Nurses

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 5, 1907

New England Sanitarium Training-School for Nurses

THE time is drawing near for the beginning of another class in the training-school at the Melrose Sanitarium. The Lord has given definite instruction in regard to the class of young people who should take this course.

By the spirit of prophecy we are told that “the Lord calls upon our young people to enter our schools to quickly fit themselves for service. In various places outside of the cities schools are to be established where our youth can receive the education that will prepare them to go forth to do evangelistic work and medical missionary work.” The purpose of our sanitariums, as expressed in few words, is as follows: “Our sanitariums are to be schools in which instruction shall be given in medical missionary lines. They are to bring to sin-sick souls the leaves of the tree of life, which will restore to them peace, and hope, and faith in Christ Jesus.” And again, “Unless the workers have a living connection with God; unless there is seen in the institution a spirit of kindness and compassion, which will recommend the Bible truth and win souls to Christ, the establishment of the sanitarium will have been in vain. Spiritual as well as physical healing is to be brought to those who come for healing.” And, again, we are told that every one employed in our sanitariums is to have a living connection with God.

We are, therefore, desirous that strong young men and women who have a rich Christian experience and a sincere desire to do Christ’s work should join the class this fall. In no way can they do more acceptable service for the Master than in the medical missionary work. Write for an application blank and training-school catalogue. Address the New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.