Chicago Bible Training-School by G. E. Langdon

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1912

Chicago Bible Training-School

By G. E. Langdon

This training-school for Bible workers is to combine with it a short-term nurses' course under competent instructors, for better equipping our workers for service. The training-school is under the auspices of the Lake Union and Northern Illinois Conferences.

The building is located at 3418 Douglas Boulevard (or Fourteenth Street), between Homan and St. Louis Avenues, four blocks west of Douglas Park (telephone, "Lawndale 7635") and will be opened for medical missionary work Oct. 1, 1912, and be closed the last of March. It is situated in one of the best residence districts of Chicago, and is of easy access from all parts of the city, being two blocks south of Twelfth Street car line and two blocks west of Kedzie car line. It has a large gray stone front, and three floors above basement, with modern equipment.

We have in the home, at present, eight magazine workers, who are working on the scholarship plan, two ministers, one Bible worker, and one doctor.

The six months' course will cover a series of lessons on "the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus," including a condensed course in hydrotherapy and massage.

Before coming, it will be necessary to write, giving references, that accommodations may be arranged. Tuition will be free, but a nominal charge will be made for board and room.

For further information address Lake Union Conference, 215 Dean Bldg., South Bend, Ind., or Northern Illinois Conference, 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill. G. E. LANGDON.