Annual Catalogue of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary . ly larger financial assistance whichsome of these institutions so persistently urge upon them. Toattend the Seminary of another denomination is to form youracquaintanceships and friendships among the young men ofthat denomination, and enter the ministry of your own Church,if you ever enter it, a stranger to its ministers with whom youare to work. It is to become acquainted with the congrega-tions of that denomination and ignorant of your own- It isto be known by them and unknown to your own when theperiod arrives when settlement is desi
Annual Catalogue of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary . ly larger financial assistance whichsome of these institutions so persistently urge upon them. Toattend the Seminary of another denomination is to form youracquaintanceships and friendships among the young men ofthat denomination, and enter the ministry of your own Church,if you ever enter it, a stranger to its ministers with whom youare to work. It is to become acquainted with the congrega-tions of that denomination and ignorant of your own- It isto be known by them and unknown to your own when theperiod arrives when settlement is desired. Correspondence All letters concerning boarding and rooms should be ad-dressed to the Secretary of the Faculty, the Sev. D. A. Mc-Clenahan, , 616 West North Avenue, North Side, Pitts-burgh, Pa. Letters relating to the endowment and funds should beaddressed to the Treasurer, W. Wallace Miller, Esq., 706Publication Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Remittances should bemade to him by draft on Pittsburgh or New York, P. 0. moneyorder, or registered NINETY-SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE 63 DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS The endowment is still insufficient for the proper supportof the Seminary. The professors being required to give theirwhole time to the work of their respective departments, theexpense of their support is much greater than formerly. The new Seminary building has left considerable indebt-edness to be provided for, and the maintenance and care ofthe large edifice entail heavier draft upon the treasury thanheretofore. The claims of the Seminary are, therefore, submitted tothe consideration of all who may wish to honor the Lord withtheir substance. Congregations, as well as individuals, areasked to give their help to the full equipment of the institu-tion. Appeal is also made to all who purpose making bequeststo remember the Seminary, which has rendered so much im-portant service to the Church, and which is furnished for evenbetter service in the future. All bequests should b
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