THE "SABBATH-SCHOOL WORKER."
By C. H. Jones
THOSE of our readers who are acquainted with this valuable Sabbath-school journal, will be glad to learn that during the next year, beginning with January, 1890, it is to be published monthly instead of quarterly. This is done in compliance with the wish expressed by so many at the late session of the International Association, and also in order to meet the demand for greater facilities for giving instruction and educating workers in this important branch. The Sabbath-school Worker is the only journal published by Seventh-day Adventists wholly devoted to the interests of the Sabbath-school, and while it gives special attention to the wants of officers and teachers, yet it will be so conducted as to be interesting and profitable to all. In every church and community there are young people growing up and coming to the age of maturity, as well as many older persons who may soon be called upon to bear responsibilities in connection with the Sabbath-school. These should have the benefits to be derived from the study of just such a journal as this, and thus be preparing themselves to bear some of the burdens which now rest so heavily upon others. The scope of the Worker for the coming year will be greatly enlarged. In addition to the quarterly reports, and the special instruction given under the headings, "Special Mention," "Talks with Correspondents," "Hints to Primary Teachers," etc., there will be general articles from prominent Sabbath-school workers in different parts of the country, treating upon the different phases of the work. Particular attention will also be given to missions and missionary enterprises, especially those to which Sabbath-school contributions have been donated. In fact, the publishers will spare no pains to make this a live Sabbath-school journal. The Worker will contain sixteen pages. Price, 50 cents per year, post-paid. Address all orders to Sabbath-school Worker, Oakland, Cal. C. H. JONES,
Pres. Int. S. S. Association.