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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 24.

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July-August Issue

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

The Sentiment of this number is ===
“I’ll Find a Way, or Make It”
This sentiment pertains to the gaining of an education by the youth of the denomination. The July-August number reveals to the student how an education may be gained under all circumstances.
All parents who are face to face with the delicate work of laying educational foundations that will endure, and will be a strong support for subsequent work in our schools, will find some true principles and helpful suggestions in the July-August number of Christian Education.
All teachers will find material for meditation and reasons for encouragement in such subjects as —
“Called to Be a Teacher.”
“The Teacher’s Compensation.”
“The Teacher’s Dream.”
The youth will be enlightened, instructed, and encouraged in such parts of this issue as treat of —
“The Economy of Educating Ourselves.”
“Openings for the Educated.”
“The Educational Rights of Our Children.”
One whole section is devoted to educational work, showing how the student may make ends meet financially while attending school, and some of the ways in which this is actually being done. This is the most important lesson for the youth to learn.
In this number, testimonials are given from a large number of men and women, ripe in the experiences of life, concerning the estimate that they place upon the value of school training in their life-work. Many testimonials from students in schools at the present time, in which they give expression to their ideas of the value of what they are getting before putting it to the test in the field, are also given.
Why talk about, why think about, and why dream about educating ourselves? Why not read the last issue of Christian Education, and learn how to make it a reality? This issue of the magazine will tell you how to secure an education.
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