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A Valuable Sabbath-School and Church-School Help

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 6, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 45.

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A Valuable Sabbath-School and Church-School Help

By Mrs. L. Flora Plummer

Those who have ever attempted to describe the sanctuary to a class of pupils know how difficult it is to give a correct idea of the structure and its furnishings. Even pictures are quite inadequate as a help. A sanctuary model is unquestionably the most satisfactory illustration that can be used. Those desiring a complete model of the sanctuary for use in Sabbath- or church-schools can secure one from A. W. Russell, Loma Linda, Cal. Price, $10. This is about the actual cost. The model is an excellent representation of the sanctuary. It is made of wood, with curtains and coverings, on a scale of one inch to a cubit. Order at once if you wish to receive the model in time for the Sabbath-school lessons on the sanctuary, which will be studied by the children in December.
Brother Russell says of his work, “I have spent a great amount of time and study and not a little money to make this possible. I have studied many authorities on the sanctuary, but have depended mostly on the Bible and the spirit of prophecy for information.”
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer.