Lessons for Our Young People by G. B. Thompson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 1, 1906

Lessons for Our Young People

By G. B. Thompson

A NEW series of lessons for our young people has been arranged for by the Sabbath-school Department, and will begin in the Youth’s Instructor at once. These lessons will consist of brief, yet pointed Bible readings, a study of the book “Ministry of Healing,” and the mission fields. The Bible, health and practical themes, and world-wide missions—surely, no more profitable subjects than these could be studied. These lessons will emphasize the message and the field.

In making this arrangement for lessons to be used in all our Young People’s Societies, we have received the excellent counsel of a number of those who have had long experience in the work, and are deeply interested in the work of our youth. The book “Ministry of Healing” is thought by some to be the best book which has ever come from the pen of Sister White. It is a new book, and has never been studied by many of our people, either old or young. These lessons will afford all an excellent opportunity to study the many practical things which it contains, and at the same time study the Scriptures, and many interesting things regarding the progress of our work in the regions beyond.

We hope all our Societies in every conference will begin a study of these lessons. The Instructor is the organ of our young people’s work, and should be used in all our Societies.

G. B. THOMPSON.