The Northwestern Training-School by O. A. Hall

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 4, 1907

The Northwestern Training-School

By O. A. Hall

WE are glad to report that through the blessing of God in answer to prayer, this has been the best year of our school at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. We have had a devoted, consecrated class of students, and with few exceptions all are planning to enter some branch of the work soon.

During the week of prayer three gave their hearts to the Lord; this placed the entire school on the Lord's side, and rejoicing was brought to all. Three languages—English, German, and Russian—are represented. The attendance has been better this year than formerly. Earnest and faithful work is being done. A good interest and hearty co-operation are seen throughout the conference. This causes us to believe that there are still better days ahead of the school work in this field.

We are planning to hold a number of educational conventions during the coming summer, and are expecting that these conventions will be a blessing to all our churches, and that there will be steps taken toward the establishment of some church-schools. We are grateful to the Lord for his continuous blessing. O. A. HALL.