CHRIST IN SONG HYMNAL

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 13, 1900

CHRIST IN SONG HYMNAL.

“Christ in Song Hymnal” is the best book that I have seen for Sabbath-schools, church schools, and general religious use. Its 400 pages and 700 numbers embrace an abundant variety for persons of all ages. In addition to about 250 songs of the grade most popular in the Sabbath-school and gospel meeting, the book contains about 350 of the best standard hymns and tunes, among which are some excellent arrangements of themes from the masters. It is really two books at the price of one, the elements of a church hymnal adding greatly to its value as a collection for the Sabbath-school and the gospel meeting. EDWIN BARNES, A. C. M. (Battle Creek College.)

Its wearing qualities, inside and outside, are unequalled. It is highly devotional rather than sensational, and for this reason commends itself to all who are aiming at lasting results while working for others in school or field. Medical missionaries can not find a better book as an aid in their work. I will buy nine copies of the 50c binding for use in our home. J. H. KELLOGG, M. D.

I do not hesitate to say that the new book, “Christ in Song,” is the best singing book, for all kinds of religious services, ever published, being admirably adapted for the Sabbath and prayer meetings, for Sabbath-schools and tent meetings, for missionary meetings, for the old and for the young. The small price brings it within the reach of all. ELDER L. A. HOOPES. (Sec. S. D. A. Gen. Conf.)

We have carefully examined the new song book, and are much pleased with it. We shall use it in our school work, and have already sold a large number of copies to the students. We have also carefully examined it with reference to its helpfulness in church schools, and find that it contains many excellent hymns and songs specially adapted to children and youth. Shall recommend it to all our church schools as the best book obtainable for our use, and encourage its circulation elsewhere as far as our influence goes. It is just what we have been needing for a long time,—a cheap book with a good variety of hymns and songs. PROF. E. A. SUTHERLAND. (Pres. Battle Creek College.)

We can certify that in every respect it is really an excellent work. It has more than seven hundred hymns and songs, including all the old favorites, and most of the new favorites. No one can have any difficulty in finding in this book words and music to please him at any time. In binding, the book is remarkably perfect as to durability; for it is wire-stitched through cover and all. It simply can’t come apart; the leaves can’t come out unless they are torn out. We do not know how the book could be bettered in any way. ELDER A. T. JONES. (Editor Review and Herald.)