A Junior Reading Course

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 17, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 51.

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A Junior Reading Course

SINCE the establishment of the Missionary Volunteer Reading Course, there has been a demand from many parts of the field, especially from the South, for a Junior Reading Course. It has been decided to offer a four months’ course, beginning in January. The books to be read are “Child Life in Mission Lands” and “Christ Our Saviour.” The lessons will appear week by week in the Report of Progress. Interesting notes on missions will be given, and every effort put forth to make the course attractive to our boys and girls. Church-school and Sabbath-school teachers will doubtless find this course helpful in their work for juniors.
“Child Life in Mission Lands” is what its name indicates, and contains much valuable and interesting information. Price, 25 cents. “Christ Our Saviour” is an excellent book for the children to read while studying the Sabbath-school lessons on the life of Christ. Price, 50 cents. The Report of Progress costs only twenty-five cents a year, and would be a valuable paper for the homes of our people outside the South, containing as it does the reports of the progress of the work in that field. Order “Child Life in Mission Lands” and Report of Progress from the Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn.; and “Christ Our Saviour” from any tract society or publishing house. Certificates will be granted to those who finish this course. Let all who take it order the first book and the paper, and send their names to their conference Missionary Volunteer secretary. M. E. KERN.