The Washington Foreign Mission Seminary.
THERE has come to our desk a copy of the “announcement” for 1907-1908 of the “Washington [D. C.] Foreign Mission Seminary.” This school opened its doors on September 25, and has set before it the task of the selection and special training of missionaries to answer the calls that come with ever-increasing force from the wide-open fields. It is one of the most important moves that has been inaugurated in modern times for the great work of evangelizing the world in this generation. The announcement sets forth the object and plan of the school, outlines the course of study and training needed to enter the mission fields, and has an application-blank in the back for the applicant to fill out. Interested persons should address the president of the faculty, Homer R. Salisbury, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.