Detroit Mission School Opens with Fourteen Pupils
By Pearl M. Ludington
DETROIT.—The church in Detroit has long felt a burden for the children and youth; and September 11 a mission school was started with an enrollment of fourteen. The number has gradually increased until at present twenty-one pupils are enrolled. A building in the rear of the Trumbull Avenue Mission was fitted up for a schoolroom. Thus far this building has proved sufficient for the number attending; but as others are desiring to enter the school, it is hoped that soon a more suitable place can be found. The Lord has said that schools should be established where there are churches, and we know that he will bless if we go forward in faith. “He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?” PEARL M. LUDINGTON.