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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1915

Children’s Meetings in Kading, China

Reporting a series of meetings recently held in the walled city of Kading, China, Brother K. H. Wood says: “Every afternoon during the meetings, a service was conducted especially for the children. Our object in holding this meeting was twofold,—to teach them the gospel, and to lessen the pressure of attendance at the other meetings. The evangelist usually spoke a few minutes on some simple gospel subject, drawing many helpful lessons for the children. At the close of the meeting, each child was given a tract, and told that when the meetings were over, a small book would be presented to those who had attended all the meetings and saved the complete set of tracts. The accompanying picture shows them holding their trophies.”