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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 18.

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Medford (Ore.) Sabbath-School Convention

By Maud C. Van Dorfy

SABBATH, March 27, there was held in the Medford church a Sabbath-school convention of one session, lasting only a little more than an hour. The Ashland, Grants Pass, and Phoenix Sabbath-schools were invited to join the Medford Sabbath-school, so together we had a very interesting program. Each school was given its part in the program. A number of excellent papers were presented, and some very interesting points touched upon. The program consisted in part of special music, a beautiful song was sung by a number of little girls, and some good quotations were read from “Testimonies on Sabbath-school Work.”
Each school represented had a paper prepared, giving the story of its rise and progress. Some of these schools have struggled through rather discouraging times, but now seem to be in a promising condition.
Perhaps one point emphasized more than any other was how to make our Sabbath-schools more interesting and profitable. After a few brief remarks on the different points discussed, a donation was taken up for the mission fields. A selection from “Christ in Song” closed the program.
MAUD C. VAN DORFY.