S. E. JACKSON, by S. E. Jackson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1909

S. E. JACKSON,

By S. E. Jackson

The interesting and instructive little sheet, Christian Education, came to hand some days ago. I intended to write you at once my opinion of the paper, as you requested me. I must confess that when the idea was suggested at General Conference of printing this new magazine, I did not regard it at all favorably, but was happily disappointed in receiving the first number, and can speak very highly of its contents; for I believe that it will accomplish a definite purpose in our school work, and will fill a long-felt want.

I had thought that the new magazine would be given to the theoretical largely, but have been happily disappointed.

While I know that not all that might be desired could be placed in this first issue, yet I believe it has made a good beginning, and if it is continued along these same lines, putting in practical suggestions, etc., with perhaps a little corner given to questions, or perhaps grammatical constructions of certain sentences, difficult problems, etc., it will be greatly appreciated by all.

S. E. JACKSON,

President Minnesota Conf.