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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 42.

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Good Words for “Christian Education”

The following good words for Christian Education from several conference presidents came in after sample copies of the first number had been sent out:—
L. W. TERRY: “I am highly pleased with the magazine, Christian Education, and believe it will play a very important part in the homes of our people who take this publication and read it. The first article, ‘Specific Aims in Education,’ is a splendid one, and should be read by every youth.”
ELDER MORRIS LUKENS: “I consider Christian Education an excellent journal. I think it should be in every Seventh-day Adventist family. Am saying this because I appreciate the journal. I believe it will be a great good, and a source of encouragement to all interested in true Christian education.”
ELDER H. W. HERRELL: “I am very much pleased with Christian Education,—with its size, cover, design, make-up, and best of all, with what it contains. I consider it a fine, all-round educational magazine,—a magazine which should receive a hearty welcome in every home. It should be by every fireside and in the hands of every teacher. I feel confident that Virginia will lend a hand in the support and distribution of such a magazine.”
ELDER A. O. BURRILL: “I received the first number of Christian Education, and have read the first twenty-eight pages. I am very much pleased with its contents. Of course it will, like our other periodicals, grow better. I do not hesitate to say that it should be found in the homes of all our people; yes, and on the tables of all the teachers in this country. To read it is educational and inspiring. I shall do all that I can to place it in the hands of not only our people, but in the hands of teachers in our conference.”
ELDER E. K. SLADE: “Christian Education just reached me to-day. I am free to say that I am very much pleased with this new journal. I have looked it over carefully this evening, and I am happily surprised in finding it so well filled with splendidly prepared articles and decidedly helpful matter for educators. I had had some thoughts in mind as to what Christian Education would be, but I find it far surpasses my expectations in general make-up and true excellence. I believe it will fill a field of great usefulness in our educational work. Will do what I can to have it receive a very general circulation in our conference.”