Church Dancing Schools by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 1, 1899

Church Dancing Schools

By Editor

A pastor in an Eastern city is having dancing taught as a part of the work of his church. Recently he cut the price to ten cents a lesson. The dancing masters of the place say they can not afford to teach for less than twenty-five cents a lesson, and are meeting to denounce church dancing-schools. Pastors who study the life and work of Christ until they become familiar with His character will see plenty to engage every capability of heart and mind and hand without conducting dancing-schools. Better get those young people interested in doing real work for the Master, and then dancing and everything else of its kind will be seen as too frivolous to furnish any pleasure.