Religious Instruction in Washington Schools
By Editor
In another part of this paper a full report is given of the more recent developments of the effort to secure the introduction of religious instruction into the public schools of Washington. It is too early to predict what the result of this movement will be, but this city has perhaps never been more deeply stirred over any religious question, and it has furnished a remarkable opportunity for bringing to the attention of the people of all classes some of the fundamental principles of the third angel's message. There have been many interesting incidents and experiences connected with this movement, which we would be glad to report in full, but our space will not permit us to do this. We have endeavored to give as complete a view of the situation as our circumstances would warrant. From letters received at this office we are sure that our people are following this whole matter with the deepest interest.