HOW THEY LIKE IT

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 20, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 8.

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HOW THEY LIKE IT.

A church school teacher in South Dakota writes of the interest of the children:—
We have been interested in the Reading Circle from the first. Our reviews are held in connection with the Sabbath evening missionary meeting. They grow more interesting each week. The children are at work. At the last review they answered most of the questions before any one else had time. We study the lessons some in school; but they are beginning now to study by families, and I think that is better.
A similar testimony comes from a teacher in Michigan:—
We have been carrying on the Reading Circle studies ever since they began. The plan that we have is this: Each family studies the lesson at home during the week, then on Sabbath we all study it together. All seem to be much interested. It does me much good to see how the little children grasp the lessons that I teach them during the week. When the lessons are reviewed on Sabbath, they delight in answering the questions. I am glad the Lord put it in the hearts of his servants to start the Reading Circle. I know it is a help to us all,