p. 24 | Journals for Youth and Children

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

Journals for Youth and Children

We have made frequent mention in these columns of our larger denominational journals, but have said but little of three smaller ones which are doing a noble work in a humble, quiet way to mold the characters and direct the energies of our youth and children. We refer to the Youth’s Instructor, Our Little Friend, and the Sabbath School Worker. Those parents are wise who place one or both of the two first-named papers in the hands of their children. The righteous principles they inculcate, the healthful enthusiasm they will arouse to work for God, will do much in implanting in the hearts of our boys and girls a love for truth and a desire for Christian service. Let all who need these helps in their homes be swift to secure their aid. The Worker has a broader field than to circulate alone among Sabbath-school workers. It will carry inspiration to all who read it. Parents may find in it many helpful suggestions to assist them in their work. As an aid to lesson study, it is invaluable. This little journal should have a wider and more general circulation.