A Call for Church-School Teachers by W. E. HOWELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 30, 1914

A Call for Church-School Teachers

By W. E. HOWELL

WORD has been received from Prof. C. L. Stone, educational secretary of the Columbia Union Conference, to the effect that that union has not enough teachers to supply its church schools the coming year. Its need is expressed in the definite form given below:—

“Wanted, at once, to get in touch with fifteen available church-school teachers who can give good references. Location can be secured in the Columbia Union Conference. Address C. L. Stone, 36 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.”

I hope our other educational secretaries and our educational superintendents will be generous in responding to this urgent call from the Columbia Union. There is no more important work in our educational field than the supplying of our church schools with strong teachers. As a matter of courtesy and order, it is no more than right to ask any teachers who may feel like volunteering their service, first to express their desire to their own superintendent.

As the summer season is passing rapidly, let there be an early response to this call.

W. E. HOWELL.