The Early History of the Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath-School Work
We have received a very neat little pamphlet entitled "The Early History of the Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath-School Work," written by Mrs. L. Flora Plummer. It really gives us the information regarding the starting of Sunday-schools by John Knox in 1560, and later by Robert Raikes in 1790. The first Sabbath-school among modern Sabbath-keepers is also given. It was begun at Ephrata, Penn., in 1739, more than forty years before Robert Raikes organized his Sunday-school. Then follows an account of Sabbath-schools and their development among Seventh-day Adventists. It certainly is a little pamphlet which it seems to us every one interested in Sabbath-school work would desire.