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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 30.

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The Sabbath School Worker

A SIXTEEN-PAGE monthly journal devoted to the Sabbath-school work and its general interests, containing helps on current Sabbath-school lessons in all departments, and suggestions for Sabbath-school officers, teachers, parents, and pupils.
The August number of this valuable journal contains the announcement of the reorganization of the Sabbath-school Department Committee, also a thoughtful article on “The Teacher's Duty to the Class,” “Helpful Suggestions on Reviewing Children,” and other valuable articles. Under the heading of “Practical Experiences,” are given two ways of overcoming a very real difficulty that kindergarten teachers often meet. The Missionary Exercise is interesting and instructive, the principal article having been contributed by Elder J. L. Shaw, one of our missionaries to India. The blackboard illustrations suggested for the primary lessons are simple, and may be easily reproduced, while the picture “Raising of Jairus's Daughter” may be used by the teachers in the class.

The September Number

As the home is a factor, not the least in importance, which contributes largely to the success or the hindrance of Sabbath-school work, the September number will begin a series of articles designed to be of special interest to parents. The series includes the following topics:— “The Relation of the Sabbath-school to the Home,” “Home Teaching,” “Co-operation of Parents,” “How to Study the Lesson,” “Reviewing the Sabbath-school Lessons,” “The Power of Example,” etc.
Other helpful topics will be added to this list, and the department made a permanent feature of the Worker.

The October Number

of the Worker is to be a Convention Number, and will contain instructions that will enable every school to hold a successful convention. There is need of higher ideals, greater zeal, more practical experiences in Sabbath-school work. The convention plan has proved a success in the past. A Convention Number of the Worker will contribute to still greater success in the future.
Those wishing to begin their subscription with the September number should send their names at once. Parents may add their names to their Sabbath-school club list at the rate of 25 cents a copy. Single subscriptions are 35 cents a copy.