Emmanuel Missionary College - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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pae ace ROM the first seed planted seventy-Five years ago in the city of Battle Creek, a College grew. But the garden in which the plant appeared circumscribed its growth and development. In 1901 Battle Creek College was transplanted to open Fields, the present site of Emmanuel Missionary College, which provided space for unhampered growth and development. The administration was housed in what is now South Hall. Like a tree, the College grew and men and women came from every section of the United States and soon from the far corners of the earth to receive a Christian education. New buildings had to be erected and wider fields of study offered. South Hall could no longer contain the heart of the virgo-rous and growing College and in 1943 the present beautiful brick Administration building was raised to meet the need. The sacrifice and consecration of two generations of Seventh-day Adventists have brought Emmanuel Missionary College through three stages of progress - Battle Creek CO-llege, South Hall, and the present modern Administration building. From each of these three plants a rich harvest has gone forth to fill the need of humanity.

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