The March Training School Advocate
HAVE you read the March number of the Training School Advocate? It is full of good things, and whoever fails of reading it will miss a treat. The first page is devoted to extracts from recent writings of Mrs. E. G. White, many of which are not in possession of our people generally, and should be carefully read. Professor E. A. Sutherland, the editor, has written an article on “Our Education: What Is It?” which is the second in a series of articles that will appear, tracing the history of education from the times of the Reformation down to the present time. This alone will be a valuable part of the magazine. Those who see difficulties standing in the way of conducting a church school will be interested in reading the article, “Why a Church School Is Difficult to Teach.” An excellent article from the pen of Mr. James Buckham, quoted from the New York Observer, can be used to good advantage by mothers. Teachers of church schools, and others interested in Christian education, will be interested in the teachers’ department, and in the letters received from church school teachers. It is a most excellent number, and should be read by thousands. The publishers are anxious that this magazine shall be in the possession of every father and mother in the land, and of all who are interested in Christian education. Those who wish to procure a copy of the same can do so by addressing the Training School Advocate, Battle Creek, Mich.