p. 168 | SABBATH-SCHOOLS by J. G. Wood

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 22, 1879

SABBATH-SCHOOLS

By J. G. Wood

For the benefit of our scattered brethren, Missouri is to have two camp-meetings this spring, one in the southern and one in the northern part of the State. We expect able help from abroad to instruct us in the great work of preparing ourselves and instructing others for eternal life. All S. D. Adventists in the State should attend one of these meetings, that they may receive personal benefit and get more thoroughly imbued with the spirit of the third angel's message. We need especial help in the Sabbath-school work so that all can work in unison and to the very best advantage. We therefore suggest that a Sabbath-school be held in the tent at each of the above meetings on Sabbath morning at 9 o'clock. Let each school in the State be represented by the superintendent with the teachers and pupils. Will each superintendent see to working up this interest and get all to come who can. Instructors containing the lesson will be furnished on the ground in proper time.

J. G. Wood, Pres. Mo., S. S. Association.