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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1911

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

By Editor

Issued Bimonthly for

Parents, Teachers, and Young People

Its purpose is to set forth the true principles of a broad, thorough, rational education, in harmonious development of the physical, mental, and spiritual powers; to present in a practical way the obligations and responsibilities of life, and to encourage their proper fulfilment; to establish faith in God, and to build up strong moral character; to create and maintain a desire for individual growth, the development of the home, and the general promotion of ideal living.

THE SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER ISSUE

The Home Number — Vol. III, No. 1, 1911

In addition to the large amount of valuable matter presented in this issue, more especially for teachers, yet helpful to all, it contains instruction of great value to parents in articles on “Child Education in the Home,” “Help and Encouragement for Parents,” “The Kindergarten in the Home,” “Talks to Children,” “Foundation Work in Teaching Primary Reading,” “Thirteen Oral Bible Lessons for Children,” and other excellent matter prepared for, or applicable to, home use. Every issue of CHRISTIAN EDUCATION from this time on will have

A HOME SCHOOL DEPARTMENT,

In which will be given instruction for teaching children under school age, also for those who can not have school privileges. Every issue will not only interest and instruct both teachers and parents, but it will be a constant stimulant to the young people in their struggles for an education. ¶ This educational journal will ever teach the teachers, instruct the parents, and inspire the young.

50 CENTS A YEAR

This single issue, No. 1, Vol. III. 1911, is worth more than this amount to any parent or teacher.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, Takoma Park, D. C.

ORDER THE JOURNAL THROUGH YOUR CONFERENCE TRACT SOCIETY.

If you do not know the Tract Society address, ask the Publishers of this paper.