WISCONSIN by J. E. Tenney

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 12, 1901

WISCONSIN

By J. E. Tenney

WOODLAND ACADEMY.—While it may be encouraging that many are attending the school, it is by no means a positive evidence of prosperity. God will ever measure the success of the school, not by the numbers in attendance, but by the extent to which He is honored by, and welcomed in the hearts of, the students and teachers. The school must be

a place where the angels of God love to be, and where His presence is constantly felt. Then it is a success, whether the numbers are few or many.

The school is enjoying much of the presence and blessing of God. There are few of the students who are not daily seeking for a closer walk with God, and the devotional services of the school are characterized by the deep movings of the Spirit. All have not yet yielded themselves to God, but we pray, work, and wait, and are praising our Heavenly Father for what He has already done. Pray for the school.

The spring term of twelve weeks will open Tuesday, March 5, and close May 28. A few will probably drop out of the school at the end of the present term, and so make room for others. There will be more outdoor work to offer students for the spring.

Write for further information, and plan to avail yourself of the advantages of the school during this last and best term of the year.

J. E. TENNEY.