The Philippine Presbyterian, published by the Presbyterian Mission of the Philippines in March 1913. It serves as a comprehensive report on the status of Silliman Institute in Dumaguete City a little over a decade after its establishment. The content details the school's commitment to Christian education, noting that the Bible was a textbook and highlighting the extensive evangelistic work carried out by students across the Southern Islands, including Siquijor and Mindanao. The paper also features reports on the Industrial Department's equipment (including a printing press, saw mill, and steam engine) , the free medical work provided by the mission hospital (serving up to 1,800 patients monthly) , and the proceedings of Commencement Week for the Class of 1913. The issue concludes by urgently listing the institution's needs, such as a new dormitory, a chapel, and additional teachers.
Philippine Presbyterian. Vol IV No. 3, March 1913