Who Will Aid? by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 17, 1901

Who Will Aid?

By S. H. Lane

THE Battle Creek College, as most of the readers of the REVIEW are aware, has moved to Berrien Springs, Mich., and the school will henceforth be known as the Emmanuel Missionary Training School. Land has been purchased, and buildings will be erected ere long. Until the buildings are ready, the school will be held in the village of Berrien Springs, in rented property. Its prospects for future usefulness are good. The enterprise is worthy of the support of all who are interested in Christian education.

The college had the use of a farm when located in Battle Creek. It has been decided by the owners of the farm to sell, and give the proceeds toward the purchase price of the farm at Berrien Springs. The Battle Creek College farm is situated less than one mile north of the sanitarium. It consists of eighty acres. Fully twenty-five acres are set in fruit—apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, strawberries, raspberries, and currants. The cherry trees, peach trees, grapes, and strawberries are beginning to bear.

If purchasers desire, one half of the farm will be sold, or all will be sold in small parcels of from five to twenty acres. For prices, terms, etc., write to C. M. Christiansen, Berrien Springs, Mich., or S. H. Lane, Battle Creek, Mich. We are not by any means anxious that our brethren should move to Battle Creek, but if any one is expecting to settle in or near Battle Creek, the owners will be glad to dispose of this farm at a sacrifice in order immediately to turn over the proceeds to the Emmanuel Missionary College to aid in building it up.

Again we will ask, are there any wishing such a piece of land enough to purchase it, and thus aid in building up the cause of the Emmanuel College? S. H. LANE.