CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 31.

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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

NEW BUT NOT NOVEL Ready September 1, 1909

CHRISTIAN BUT NOT BIGOTED Our New Bimonthly Magazine

SPECIFIC BUT NOT NARROW Ready September 1, 1909

Issued Every Other Month

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

A MAGAZINE FOR HOME AND SCHOOL

Six Copies Each Year

Yearly Subscription, 50 cents; to Foreign Countries, 60 cents; Single Copy, 10 cents.

IT WILL STAND FOR The symmetrical development of the whole man,—head, heart, and hand. IT WILL STAND FOR The home as the cradle of education. IT WILL STAND FOR The Bible as the “pure-food” test of mental and moral pabulum. IT WILL STAND FOR Service as the noblest aim in self-development. IT WILL STAND FOR The correct relation of the physical to the mental, and of the spiritual to both. IT WILL STAND FOR The elimination of vain philosophy and “science falsely so called.” IT WILL STAND FOR The hygiene of facilities and methods. IT WILL STAND FOR Manual and industrial training as an essential element in natural education.

Why You Will Want the Magazine

It will solve many perplexing problems for the parent.
It will help you to turn your theory into practise.
It will bring you inspiration and successful methods, from the experience of others.
It will keep you abreast of leading movements in the educational world.
It will acquaint you with the progress of sister schools and fellow educators.
It will expose the fallacies of modern education.
It will contain five special departments: “The Home School,” “Elementary Education,” “The Secondary School,” “The College,” and “The Correspondence School.”

SPECIAL OFFER UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 1909

Until October 15 yearly subscriptions for CHRISTIAN EDUCATION will be accepted on the following terms:—

Five or more copies, one year, to one address, or to separate addresses, cash with order, only 35 cents each. Regular subscription price, 50 cents a year.

You want the magazine yourself. Your fellow teacher must have it. Your uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends need it. Your neighbors will learn to like it. Have it sent for one year to the public-school teachers, college and university professors, and other leading thinkers in your town or State. Write their names and addresses plainly, sending $1.75 with each group of five names. By engaging in this effort you will be a benefactor to the community, a blessing to yourself, and a column of support to the magazine. Who will send in the first order?

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