All articles are printed without abridgement and are arranged
chronologically. The advantage of reading complete articles arranged
in the order in which they were written will have its special appeal
owing to the value of a historical setting. The supplementary list of
articles at the close of the various chapters, together with the table of
contents, will constitute a reasonably complete list of the writings of
the author on the subject of Christian Education.
This book is sent forth with the hope that it may be of inestimable
value to the hundreds of teachers who have not had the privilege of
reading this instruction. May it also awaken renewed interest and
study by those who may have read it before, and may we all be deeply
moved to follow more faithfully in our daily practice the principles so
clearly set forth.
General Conference Department of Education.
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