MEDICAL MISSIONARY TRAINING SCHOOL
By David Paulson
FIFTY young men and women of mature age, possessing a solid, substantial Christian experience, who have already had some experience in working for others, can be received immediately into the Chicago Medical Missionary Training School. Our large cities are ripe and ready for aggressive work, but those who will attain to the highest success in this work, must secure both training and experience. Our Medical Missionary Training School in Chicago affords this opportunity for those who feel that they have been called of God to enter our large cities. The class instruction covers, in one year, essentially the same ground as the first year of the Battle Creek Sanitarium Training School. In addition, there is almost an unlimited opportunity for coming in personal contact with whatever class of society the worker’s capacity enables him to reach. The new class forms July 1, although students can be advantageously received before that date. The expense for board and room may not exceed two dollars a week, and many of those who are active and energetic, and have learned to use their time to the very best advantage, will be able to earn their expenses. Write at once for application blank, and also send in the names of several of the brethren in responsible positions with whom we can correspond for reference. It is hoped that church elders and ministers will co-operate in selecting a valuable corps of laborers to be trained for work in these most neglected of all fields—our large cities. David Paulson,
1926 Wabash Ave., Chicago.