Educational Number of the Instructor by M. E.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1908

Educational Number of the Instructor

By M. E.

CHRISTIAN education is one of the chief equipments for efficient service. Neesima, who gave his life for the salvation of Japan’s youth, said that Christians need the highest possible culture to meet the educated world, and the spirit of prophecy tells us that “mental culture is what we as a people need; and what we must have to meet the demands of the time.”

Many young people realize this, and are making the most of themselves and of their opportunities. But you know of young men and women who need encouragement. A spark may kindle their dormant energies, and a word arouse their sleeping ambitions. Perhaps the Educational number of the Instructor has just the word that they need. Can you not give or send a copy to each of them? It can not do any harm, and it may do much good. The articles in it are interesting. Their earnest appeals are founded upon the firm foundation of sound reasoning and the urgent needs of the passing hour. Let us work; and as we work, let us pray that soon the heart of every youth in our ranks may throb with the animating purpose of preparing for efficient service.

The supply of the Educational number of the Instructor has not yet been exhausted. Write to the Review and Herald, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. Single copies, five cents each, twenty-five or more, two cents a copy. M. E.