The Educational Number of the YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 27, 1907

The Educational Number of the YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR

By Editor

The Youth's Instructor for July 9 will be a special Educational number, intended especially for the young people of the denomination, its mission being to encourage our young people to prepare themselves for service in the Lord's work, and to assist the adult members to recognize the truth of the following statement, and to reform:—

“The church is asleep, and does not recognize the magnitude of this matter of educating the children and youth.”—Mrs. E. G. White.

Among the many good things this Educational number will contain, the following will be presented: Importance of Immediate Preparation for Service; The First Thing—an education; Get an Education—the advice of an experienced worker; It Is Worth While—is an education essential? Expanding Our World—how it is being done by education; Is a Training Necessary?—convincing; Two Pictures—the cultured and the uncultured mind; The School of Preparation—its importance; What Students Say—good testimonials; Get into Line—out of line, out of the race; Turning-Points in Life—turning the right way at the right time; Religious Education—its importance; Our Schools—reasons why our young people should attend them; I think I Can—“As he thinketh in his heart, so is he;” Can One Earn One's Own Way?—affirmed; Read Law in a Smithy—lesson, study while you work; Precious Years—the years of youth valuable; You Are Wanted—assurance of the need of the young; Ambition—the right kind; Don't Sacrifice the Greater Good for an Immediate Gratification—needed advice; The Cliff Was Scaled—God helps; Why the Arrow Sped True—point: trust, fidelity; What a Blind Man Accomplished—Dr. James Gale's work; The Success of Charles D. Walcott—an object-lesson; How William Cobbett Got an Education—a suggestive lesson for the youth; Whosoever Will, Let Him Come.

Liberal supplies should be ordered by all churches, and freely given out to all the young people. The price will be only 2 cents a copy, sent out to different addresses; twenty-five or more copies sent to one address, 1½ cents a copy.