Report of the Educational Convention
By Editor
We wish again to call attention to the report of the convention of the Department of Education of the General Conference which was held at College View, Neb., June 12-21, 1903. The General Conference Committee had the report of the convention published, believing that the work of the convention was of such a nature that it would be valuable to our people everywhere. The spirit of prophecy has spoken very fully concerning the education of our children, that they may be kept from the errors of the last days. There are, however, many perplexing questions which confront us in this work. It was to these questions that the convention addressed itself. The work of this convention is of special interest to our people, particularly to parents and teachers. Such questions as, The Organization of Church Schools, Their Support, Courses of Study, Text-books to Be Used, Industrial Work, and others of equal importance, were considered, and are reported. The price of these reports is twenty-five cents, postpaid. There is still a goodly number on hand, and our people who have children to educate, and who have to meet so many of these perplexing questions, should certainly have one of these reports to read and consider. It is worth many times the price. They may be obtained by addressing Frederick Griggs, South Lancaster, Mass.