OHIO SABBATH-SCHOOLS by D. W. Reavis

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 29, 1879

OHIO SABBATH-SCHOOLS.

By D. W. Reavis

Since the State quarterly meeting we have visited the three following schools, Dunkirk, Republic, and Clyde. At Dunkirk we found a school of about thirty-five members, some of whom are not Sabbath-keepers. All are quite young in the truth. The school is well supplied with Instructors, secretaries’ and teachers’ records, contribution box, bell, etc. Teachers’ meetings Monday evenings.

The school at Republic is quite small; only eleven members, nearly all of whom are small children, yet they are not behind in the good work. They hold their school in a private house. They have a secretary, make contributions, keep class records, and take five copies of the Instructor.

The Clyde school is now in good working order. They have everything that is necessary to run a first class Sabbath-school. They take fifteen copies of the Instructor, and will take more if they can use them.

All these schools feel that the Sabbath-school is of as much importance as any other branch of our work, and they have resolved to put their hearts into the work as well as their pennies. May the Lord bless them.

D. W. Reavis.