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Encouraging Opening of South American Union College

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 7, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 19.

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Encouraging Opening of South American Union College

IN South America, below the equator, the school year opens in our spring. Prof. H. U. Stevens, president of the South American Union college, reports a most encouraging opening of that school. Elder J. W. Westphal also writes: "The school never opened with so many in attendance, nor has the attendance ever increased so rapidly as in these opening days. This is very encouraging. The dormitory for which the Sabbath schools gave a Thirteenth Sabbath Offering is rapidly going up, and we certainly need to complete it quickly to accommodate those who are coming in. What a blessing that Thirteenth Sabbath Offering has been to us! We should be facing a situation which we should not know how to deal with if this help had not been given us. We certainly are grateful for the generosity of the brethren in the States."