Church-School Missionary Work
By J. F. Bahler
THE church in Brenham, Tex., is blessed with an excellent church-school. We have been informed that the students pay their tuition by the sale of our periodicals. One who is only six years of age does this. What an inspiration to study, this must be! Selling Christian literature and paying for their schooling is very noble, and must coincide with the spirit of the Master. Such children will surely be blessed and helped to future usefulness, because they are sowing the seed while yet in their childhood. They pay their own way, therefore appreciate what they are getting in return. The angels of heaven, and their Leader, who is Jesus, must look upon such children with admiration. These little ones are being trained of heaven. We would to God that every other church-school would imitate the Brenham school, and thus our children would become educated workers, and later young men and women of usefulness for the Master’s service. Educate, educate your dear children to sell our periodicals; for these will open the way for the sale of books, and will bring greater light to many. The child can sow the seeds in many ways. May God help us to see that our children can be made useful workers in the vineyard of the Master, and that they through the work can gain a heavenly experience; for Jesus is in the work of a little child, as well as in the work of an older person. Every church-school teacher in the land ought to be qualified to teach the children how to canvass with periodicals and other literature. May God help the teachers and the dear children to work unselfishly for Jesus, their Saviour.