To Sabbath - School Workers
By Estella Houser
The Sabbath-school Department Committee has arranged for three series of lessons for the Youth's and Children's Departments, beginning with April, 1902. The senior lessons will be adapted for the youth from thirteen years old and onward. These lessons will appear in the Youth's Instructor, as heretofore. A department known as the Intermediate Department has been recommended for children ranging from ten to twelve years, inclusive. Lessons for this department, on Creation, begin with the first Sabbath in April. These lessons will also be published in the Youth's Instructor. The Primary Department, children of seven, eight, and nine years of age, will study a more simple set of lessons on Creation, these to appear in the Little Friend. For such schools as have the Kindergarten Department, a series of notes, adapting the primary lessons, have been prepared, and are published in the Advocate of Christian Education. Notes on the intermediate and primary lessons will also appear in this journal. Those on the April lessons are published in the March number. No notes are published in the Advocate on the senior lessons, as suggestive notes on each lesson are given with the lesson, in the pamphlet. Beginning with the new series of senior lessons, an article will appear in the REVIEW each week on some phase of the subject. The committee would urge every Seventh-day Adventist to see that his children are in the Sabbath-school every Sabbath, and to attend himself. We cannot afford now, in these closing days of our work, to miss the blessing which may be ours by studying God's word at every opportunity. ESTELLA HOUSER,
Recording Secretary of the Sabbath-school Department Committee.