The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-04-23
STATEWIDE GO-TO-
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
Order Of Worship and instruction,
April IS, 1915.

' Iyed softly. at the sound of which
I'll will be silentJ
2. Call to Worship
Superintendent - "oh, praise the
Lord, all We nations: Praise him, all
We people"
School-"For his merciful kindness
is great towards us: And the truth of
the Lord endureth forever"
Superintendent - Praise We the
Lord"
3. Hymn-"Holy, Holy, Holy"
4. Responsive reading from the
/ Scripture.
Leader-"The entrance of thy words
giveth light; it giveth understanding
TO the simple"
School-"Thy word is a lamp unto
my feet, and light unto my path"
! Leader-"Great peace have they
which love thy law; and nothing shall
offend them"
School-"Unless thy law had been
my delights, | should have persisted in
mine affection"
Leader-"1 understand more than
the ancients because | keep thy pre-
cepts."
School-"The law of thy mouth is
better unto me than thousands of gold
and silver"
All-"Let the words of my mouth,
and the meditation of my heart be ac-
ceptable in thy sight, o Lord, my
ctropofb ond NV raIaanarv
5. Prayer
6. Hymn-"Savior. thy dying love-"
Z. Responsive Reading.
Leader-This is the second annual
Go-to-Sunday-School Day appointed by
the Kentucky Sunday School Associa-
ton for the purpose of bringing thou
sands of visitors to our Sunday
Schools, and of giving public recogni-
ton of the splendid work these schools
are doing for our state. Last year
there were about three hundred thou
sand visitors in the Sunday Schools
on o-Sunday-School Day; and since
that time the schools have reported an
increase of fifty thousand in enroll |
ment.
School-How many Sunday Schools !
are there in Kentucky?
Leader-There are three thousand |
nine hundred and sixty-four Protest !
ant Sunday Schools among the white
people of Kentucky.
School-Last year We were told that
the Kentucky Sunday School Associa-
ton was encouraging ~ s3pSlatins
the work of all the Suxasy SCHOOLS in
our state. What special tkSsgs 10 this
Association trying to accomplish this
year?
Leader-The first point of the 1915
Coal is five hundred thousand en-
rolled in the Sunday School This
means an increase /of about eighty
two thousand.
should our school have during this
year?
Pastor-We ought to have an in
crease Of at least twenty-five per cent;
which would make our total enroll
meut
Leader-The next point in the goal
is fifty thousand signers of the tenn
perance pledge.
School-Why should We sign the
pledge?
Pastor-The opening words Of the
Temperance Pledge give
the best reason for signing 1t, That
| may give my best service to God and
to my fellowmen." Let that be our
motive in all our temperance work.
Leader-There are twelve hundred and
twenty-five organized adult Bible classes
enrolled in the state sunday school once.
The goal for this department this year is
fifteen hundred classes.
School-Why should our organized
classes enroll. ,
shine before men that they may see your |
good works and glorify your Father which
IS i'm heaven" TO enroll our organized
classes is obeying the spirit OF this COM
nand.
Leader-OuT boys and girls are want
I'd, too, in this and there is call for .
seven hundred and fifty organized teen
School-Why should classes of teen !
aged boys and girls be organized? s
Pastor-Every class OF teen aged boys .
md girls should accomplish two things
win the members of he class to personal I
allegiance to Jesus Christ as Savior and :
lord; and provide the opportunity Tor eN-
preston of the Christian life In service ,
o others in the name and the spirit OF
Christ. To accomplish these two things \
lass organization Is necessary.
Leader-There are two departments q
II the Sunday School for the people in
he home who can not attend our regular I
sunday services. We want six hundred r
nome departments and one thousand era
lie rolls In Kentucky. [
School = Would these departments
,trengthen our Sunday School?
Pastor-The report OF pastors and SUI Y
in many places is that
hese departments cause an Increase in s
,hurch and Sunday School enrolment.
more active service of church members, q
md larger offerings for the work OF the I
m ~ hlishinR family affairs and DrOmOt-