Healdsburg College’s Purpose and Program

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Sep 22, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 38.

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Healdsburg College’s Purpose and Program

The object of Healdsburg College, as stated in the twenty-first annual calendar, just received, is "to develop and train men and women to live as true Christian citizens, and to fill positions of trust with the greatest efficiency, as ministers, teachers, missionaries, editors, authors, physicians, nurses, business men, artisans, managers, musicians, and all-round practical minutemen. The central thought is to prepare the youth to become proficient in the highest service in this world, and in the world to come, and to be foremost in giving to the world the everlasting gospel in this generation." The aim is a worthy one, and we hope that the managers will be prospered in their good purpose. The new president of the institution, Prof. Warren E. Howell, has been connected with our educational work for a number of years, and his past experience gives promise of success in his present position. The calendar gives very complete information concerning the plan of work at the institution, and can be obtained by addressing the president, at Healdsburg, Cal.