Portal:Washington Education Society

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Portal:Washington Education Society An Appeal in behalf of the Washington Education Society… (1866)

The special object of the Society is "to aid in the support and in promoting the usefulness of brethren who may be striving to enjoy the facilities for education afforded by the Institute, especially in connection with the maintenance of schools where they may be profitably employed, according to their ability, in imparting instruction to others."
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Portal:Washington Education Society An Appeal in behalf of the Washington Education Society… (1866)

We believe that in the Institute, with its provisions for instruction, and the adaptation of its arrangements to the wants of those for whom it is designed, they are unanimous in recognizing the provision which God in his providence has supplied for the prosecution and accomplishment of the work which it has in charge.
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Portal:Washington Education Society An Appeal in behalf of the Washington Education Society… (1866)

Will our brethren to whom this appeal may come, unite with them to supply the means to make it in the highest degree effective?
It may be proper to add, that those who are being instructed in the schools of the Institute, are, in their turn, very many of them, as they are able, instructing others. A very considerable number of week-day schools, for the instruction chiefly of adults, have been put into operation, in which they are thus being usefully employed as instructors.
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