The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-04-07
STATEWIDE GO-TO-
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
Order Of Worship and instruction,
April IS, 1915.

! 4. muSlc-(StralnS OF sacred music
played softly, at the sound of which
all will be silently
2. Call to Worship
Superintendent -"Oh, praise the
Lord, all We nations: Praise him, all
ye people"
School-"For his merciful kindness
is great towards us: And the truth OF
the Lord endhreth forever"
Superintendent - Praise ye the
Lord"
8. Hymn-"Holy, Holy, Holy
4. Responsive reading from the
Scripture.
Leader-"The entrance of thy words
! giveth light; 1t 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 affiiction."
Leader-"I understand more than
the ancients because I 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
strength and my redeemer."
s. 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 Go-to-Sunday-Scho 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.
Crhnol-T uaar MARA tn11 haf
the Kentucky Sunday School Associa-
ton was encouraging and stimulating
the work of all the Sunday Schools in
our state. What special things is this
Association trying to accomplish this
year?
Leader-The first point Of the 1915
Goal" II ave hundred thousand en-
rolled In the Sunday School. This
means an increase of about eighty
two thousand.
School-How many new members
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
ment ......
Leader-The next point In the goal
is hfty thousand signers of the tenn
perance pledge.
School-Why should we sign the
temperance pledge?
Pastor-The opening words OF the
International 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.
Lsader-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 fs
fifteen hundred classes.
schooi--Why should our organised
classes enroll
shine before men that they may see your
good works and glorify your Father which
Is In heaven" To enroll our organized
classes Is obeying the spirit Of this COM
mand.
Leader-our boys and girls are want
cd. too In this and there Is a call for
seven. hundred and nifty organised teen
school~Why should classes of teen
aged boys and girls be organized?
Psstor-Every class Of teen aged boys
win the members of the class 70 personal
allegiance to Jesus Christ as Savior and
Lord, and provide the opportunity for ex-
preston Of the Christian life In service
to others In the name and the spirit Of
Christ. To accomplish these two things
class Organization IL necessary.
Leader--There are two departments
of the Sunday School for the people In
the home who can not attend our regular
Sunday services. We want six hundred
home departments and one thousand era
die rolls In Kentucky.
School - Would these departments
strengthen our Sunday SCHOOL,
Psstor-The report OF pastors and SUI
pertntendents In many places Is that