Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05


can be to the highest and best degre
without Christ. No lesson should b
ended until the scholar is impresse
that the highest foundation is Jesu
Christ. The bible is the Christian
magnifier Jesus Christ should b
taught first, last and always. Teacl
the children to live and walk in tn
paths of Jesus and make their live
like his. No life can be what it ough
to be and what God wants it to b'
without Jesus Christ as its founda
tion.
11:O0-News from the Firing Lines
Hundred Secretaries.
Several were not present and had
sent their report by others. The re-
ports of all the schools were given
and were increased some from last
year. All the work of the Sunday
School depends on the firing line.
If the man at the head falls all the
work falls to pieces. A strong man
is needed at the head of the school
| to keep the school going. We do not
want such a big jump every year but
we do want steady growth in the
| school. Mr.. A. B. Harrison.
1:15-Offering.
appointment Ol committees.
11:25-The Keystone of the Sunday
School Arch, Miss Martha Robson.
There are two phases in the Sunday
School that are absolutely essential
One is the teachers training class and
the other is workers needed. The
Sunday School must have unity, not
uniformity. Unity leads to success of
the Sunday School. The workers
should have set times to meet and talk
over the future plans of the Sunday
School and discuss what has been
done. The trouble with the Sunday
School is that it is separated too
much, having different parts of the |
Sunday School working in different |
lines to itself and all having a differ |
ent aim. We should have comfortable |
places to meet so that more will at |
tend. The meetings should begin with |
several prayers for the guidance and |
help of the Sunday School. Then the
school should be surveyed Each
teacher should tell what they are do
ing for the advancement of the Sun
day School so as to have all parts CO.
herent and each worker would know
what the rest of the school was do
ing. We should have a social life to
he church as well as the other, so
IS to attract the young people not
otherwise be interested at first
11:50-Looking Backward, Mrs. A.
B. Harrison.
We had report OF all the Hundred
,hurches, which was very interesting.
We then adjourned and went to din
er, served at the Grange Hall.
Second Session.
1:30-DeyotiOnal Service, by Rev
David A. Reed, Dover.
1:45-Missions in the Sunday
chool Conference:
(a) Creating an Atmosphere.
(b) Teaching Missions.
Mrs. Clarence Robb. Wilmington.
The world today, instead of grasp
g little things, is grasping big
lings. 1t is grasping missions which
a very large thing. Today the
hristian spirit is also a missionary
'irit. Mrs. Robb has just been en-
rtaining a japanese missionary for
e last week or two, and of course
le was full of the missionary spirit,
I'd gave us a good talk.
In teaching missions we should Gre
e a missionary atmosphere. We
ould have a missionary spirit first
all. We should have notices to re-
ind us of the far away countries
at need our help. The children
ould be taught more about missions.
G should teach them about Jesus dy-
3 for the children across the water
well as he died to save us. PRAYER
always necessary for the aid of
ssions. We should have a bulletin
ard on which to place all valuable
-lcles about missions In teaching
beginners about foreign missions
should tell them about those chill
en in such a way that they will
nix Of them as their playmates, and
e them. In teaching the primaries
tell them about lus all being one
Eat family of God. Juniors like to
II stories about the heroes and her
es. The teacher should read I'D
ne good missionary story to tell
intermediates.
n the United States there are sew
and one-half million children un-
thirteen that go to Sunday School.
mere are twenty-seven million
pie in the world that worship Bud
thirty-seven million that worship
spirits; forty three million that
ship the cruel gods of India; fifty
en- million that worship their an
-ors, and eighty million worship
Mohammed.
hrist died to save those people as
as he did to save us and there
don't you think we should try
lelp more to spread the news of
list.
ndrew, of whom we do not read
n about in the bible, was a great
ker, and we of today could be as
ul If we tried hard enough. And
was the first home missionary.
-use as soon as he heard of Jesus
'rought his brother to him.
'uldn't we bring some one into the
'ch of Jesus? He ws the first for -
missionary because he brought
Greeks to Jesus. He was also the
who discovered the lad with the
8 and loaves.
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nes.
". Holmes told us how we could
oreign missionaries if we wanted
He told us of very short way
q hard Way to 20 II vvas 70 go