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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 1, 1906

The Outlook

By F. G.

We are presenting very cheering reports from some of our schools. We had hoped to have a report from every one of our training-schools for this month; but though we have urged the matter, we have not received reports from all. However, those schools which have reported, do indeed speak most hopefully for the outlook for this year's work. These full schools, in some instances fifty or sixty per cent larger than last year, are in themselves an encouraging omen of the advancement of our work. Not only do the schools have a full enrolment, but the students seem to be earnest in their work. Already in some of our schools have there been marked manifestations of the working of the Spirit of God.

The Lord has laid upon this people a grave responsibility in thus bringing out a large company of young men and women whose chief aim is the spread of this message. It does not remain alone for the teachers to do their work faithfully and well, but the duty also rests upon our people everywhere to pray for the success of the schools and the salvation of these students.

Thus, with this most cheering outlook, this year should witness a greater development and expansion of our school work along all lines than has ever taken place in any year of the history of our educational institutions. F. G.