Children's Work

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 17, 1910

Children's Lesson—No. 7

Children's Work

Opening song for this meeting, “Master, Hast Thou Work for Me?” No. 571; “Christ in Song.” Assign parts to different children to be learned as given in the following program:—

1. Let a boy tell the story of Joseph, as found in Acts 7:9-14.

2. A girl may recite the story of the little maid, found in 2 Kings 5.

3. Another boy can tell how Samuel served the Lord in childhood. 1 Sam. 2:18, 19; chapter 3.

4. A little girl may repeat the story of Jesus as a boy in the temple. Luke 2: 40-52.

5. Let the children learn and repeat in concert Matt. 21:15, 16.

6. The one who conducts the exercise may give a brief account of the work done by the children in 1844, and close by reading this paragraph:—

“In the last days, the children’s voices will be heard proclaiming the message. As Christ in the temple solved the mysteries which priests and rulers had not discerned, so in the closing work of this earth, children in their simplicity will speak words which will be an astonishment to men who now talk of ‘higher education.’”

In conclusion let all the children repeat:—

“There’ll be something in heaven for the children to do, Not a moment of idleness there; And the children who’ll go to that beautiful home Are the children who do something here.”