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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 6, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 36.

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The Educational Department

By Editor

In harmony with the request made in the resolution adopted by the recent educational convention, the first number of the REVIEW in each month, beginning with this issue, will be enlarged to thirty-two pages, and the additional eight pages will be devoted to the subject of education. This department occupies pages 22-29 of this number of the REVIEW. The heading at the beginning of the department is suggestive of the scope and purpose of Christian education. With mental and moral culture is combined industrial training, and the special purpose of such an all-round education is and to train workers who shall cause the sunlight of truth to dispel the darkness of error and heathenism. This department is added to the REVIEW in order that all our people may have an intelligent sympathy with our educational work, and we invite all to give these pages consideration.