In several of our colleges there are integrated faculties. These two now accept colored students. Wherever there are perplexing situations along racial lines found in Seventh-day Adventist circles these problems will be properly discussed and recommendation made by the appointed leaders of the church. Again Restated In matters of this kind, it is well for a church from time to time to reiterate its position. He is the Maker of all mankind.
All men are of one family by creation, and all are one through redemption.
Christ came to demolish every wall of partition, to throw open every compartment of the temple, that every soul may have free access to God. . . Membership and office in all churches and on all levels must be available to anyone who qualifies without regard to race. In our educational institutions there should be no racial bias in the employment of teachers or other personnel nor in the admission of students. Hospitals and rest homes should make no racial distinction in admitting patients or in making their facilities available to physicians, interns, residents, nurses, and administrators who meet professional standards of the institution. It is further recommended that these recommendations be given very serious consideration and that every effort be put forth to implement them as rapidly as is consistently possible.