Christian Education by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 5, 1912

Christian Education

By Editor

Is now an established ten-issue, monthly journal—September to June, inclusive, each year, running parallel with the regular school months.

It is published for—

Teachers and Parents

Its aim is to assist in applying Christian principles in educating the youth in Health, in Intellect, in Character, in Service, and in Faith in God.

While the journal will be of great assistance to teachers, it will be of far more value to parents, who are, in fact, the first and greatest of all human teachers. The aim will be to make it of special help to both these classes of instructors.

The December Number

The December number is filled with thoughts and suggestions that would be of much value if applied in the homes of our members. Mrs. Lewis's third article on—

"Home Education—Every Home a School"

contains instruction that every parent ought to have—must have from some source, if the children are properly trained in the important matter of faith building.

In the article—

"Help the Children Enjoy Christmas"

are many sensible, helpful suggestions. This article alone would be of benefit to thousands of families in our churches. It is timely and instructive.

Mothers of small children can ill afford to be without the help Katherine B. Hale furnishes in her article on—

"The Kindergarten in the Home"

Our workers and ministers will be instructed by reading Elder W. A. Spicer's study on—

"A Lesson on Ministerial Qualification"

All in responsible positions in our schools, as well as all members in every calling, will be benefited by the timely warning given by the Editor in his article on—

"Decline in the Ministry"

Some reasons for the great decline in the number graduating in the ministerial courses of our greatest colleges, and a lesson drawn for our own schools.

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