A WORD FOR THE COLLEGE

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, April 28, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 17

A WORD FOR THE COLLEGE.

It has been my privilege, with scores of, for the last twenty-two weeks, to enjoy the benefits to be derived from this important institution. As we reflect on the recent past, surely we have much for which to praise the Lord. Our instructors have been those who love God, and seem to have the cause at heart. Especially do we feel grateful for the knowledge we have received, during three weeks, from those who have had long experience in the work. Surely none of us who have listened to the earnest appeals of God’s servants and laborers in the cause, can feel satisfied to sit still and do nothing.

We have received many blessings here. The teachers have labored hard to give us the necessary discipline of which we stood in need. Many of us shall leave to go to our various fields of labor; shall it not be in the fear of God, that we be light-bearers to those who are sitting in darkness? Let us not forget to do what we can in behalf of the College. May God bless this institution and all connected with it.

Battle Creek, Mich.