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November 25, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPEE.
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A SCHOO'L THAT IS SUPPLYING A of the faculty are also in constant
GREAT NEED demand at reUgious conventions, con-
. „ fant wiiicv, challPTiireq at- Terences, prominent institutions of
Here is a fact which challenges at ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ churches, etc. It is
V3= %l
tention: WMle falling off m attend- not possible to respond to aU these
ance at educational institutions may invitations; nevertheless, as far as is
hA expected in such times as these, consistent with their work at the
L Bible Teachers' Training School, ^f°°\ ^^f'o^s members of the staff
N O A L U M
the Bl Die iBdi-uc s . Qj instructors conduct conferences,
541 Lexington avenue. New l:oi-k, ^ake addresses or deUver lectures in
opened this faU with the largest num- different parts of the country. Dr.
ber of students in its history. There White has in this way responded to
,r,i.t he something unusual about any ^^^lls from Princeton and elsewhere R O Y A L B A K I N G P O W D E R
must oe !>" s several times this term. iJIiss Palmer
educational mstitutaon that can make ^^ ^j^^ department of the English Bi-
Mcli progress as this one has made ble and Sociology, has also been at
m
i
m less than fifteen years. The best Bryn ilawr, while Dean Marquess the value of the work done here has
ovtilanation is that a school with such lately accepted an invitation to preach
To steal me from my little bed.
always formed one ot the most sofid
., ^ ,, o„ ^=ttaMi=>,oH 1,1 tho ^^ ^"^^ church attended by President
Leaving her Changeling there, instead.
endorsements that the principles and
a record has been esttablished m the ^.^^^^ j^ Washington.
method of the School have had. The
^ still further evidence of the de-
School is not especially
presence of a distinct need and at an
opportune time. mands upon this School for leader-
It was in fact a distinct recogni- ship in religious matters ihas resulted
tion of the urgent need of more di- recently in the establishment of an
tion 01 LUB U15C u
entirely new department. For years
rect and thorough knowledge of the pj.. White has been importuned to
Bible and abiUty to use it effectively open a department of Bible study by
that led Dr White to undertake the correspondence. He has until the presestablishment
of an institution which ""f ".^^ejefused to undertake this
ebwuiiou u ... ,. I, J step, m the belief that it would not
should apply the principles he had ^^ ^^^ ^^^jj ,^^ ^^^^^ gg^ j^jg ^^^y
oome to reaUze as essential to prer clear to organize such work so that
committed
to the movement for church unity,
nevertheless, the influence of such an
institution cannot but make for progress
in that direction since it stands
for the conviction that the great need
of the church universal Is knowledge
of the Scriptures and that the desired
unity of Christendom is to 'come not
merely on lines of sentiment and
practical work, but in a deeper agreement
as to the great verities of faith
paration perience for of eighteen any Christian months work. in It In­idia, upon where the many mission missionaries field itself that ex Yt'''^\°i each student. After long Last
would meet the individual requirewas
THE HOMELY GIRL.
which will follow the earnest study
of the
night
Bible
I
together.
had an awful dream,
pressed to him- their regret ... that , their thought that the and Bible planning, is the one however, required he And woke up so afraid.
the study truth of the concernmg Bible had religious been so educa- Iim- j^^g textbook, ^^^ announced the purpose twelve bemg courses to make of
tion ited was during so the forcibly time brought of their 'home prepar- to Bible the student study so by famiUar correspondence, with its conation
attention. for their The life work. founding When of this the tents ducted and as a so part capable of the of work interpreting The dreadful threat had made
Because it seemed a cross old witch
conhis
of the
test school came is directly in practical related experience to his they ex- School. them that He he wUl will have not the be led assistance to turji
were made to teel that such study of continually his regular to faculty commentaries in handling and this
was essential and fundamental. It helps work. or One to of the its opinions strong features of others is
true
was very
in reUgious
apparent
education
that what
generally.
was when studying the Scriptures or prStrue
in that mission field must be paring to teach them.
D O Y O U K N O W
The School for the past two years
has published The Bible Magazine, an
_ interdenominational periodical with
Hence the foundation of a school wifh
a BibUo-centric course seemed inevithe
curriculum of such institutions.
tablesoonerorlateVif the'sible were an international board of editors. It
In this school the Bible is the conto
be restored to its proper place in has met with exceptional favor from
both the Christian public and press.
_ Perhaps the reason for the success
trolling discipline, "other Itudies of the Bible Teachers'Training School
are not neglected but are made to might be indicated more especially by
center u'pon the largest knowledge of one outstandmg feature, that is, t^e
the The Bible School and for the Post-graduates greatest effective- and emphasis it puts upon direct study
ness Special in Study, its use. The The School Bible of Teachers' Theology,
Training tie the School School School of of Missions, Religious now the subdivided Pedagogy, School The while study over of 300 the more Bible are is elective^ fresh flrs.t-
It
of the Bible m the mother tongue.
for into Bible fivtdistinct Teachers, schools -besides as a follows: strong is hand, probable direct that and no intensive. school anywhere In the
corns of able lecturers drawn from - offers three years a similar course, amount usually of taken the kind hy
Sn^nt e^urJhe's and reUgious in- candidates of Bible study for the here ministry, required over in prestitutions,
there is a regu-lar faculty hours paration of for Bible the study mfrj. are The required, spirit-
500
of some twelve people who give their ual atmosphere of the school is most
entirimro the work" In addition wholesome. „^^=^^. ^-t'hVufhtt
to the above schools there is a strong ypon ^^e cultivat on of the^lifo that
find nationals one in in America which the atmosphere is
All students are required to do auite so stimulating and helpful as
oractical work in the way of teachins; that which prevaUs-here."
Bible lass'es, preaching, superintending
Sabbath Schools, -conducting and international. During the last
The School is interdenominational
evangelistic meetings, etc., etc. Within
recent years the demands upon 24 countries were represented, stu­
academic year 36 denominations aud
the School'have led to the broaden- dents also coming from. 140 coUeges,
'"'e- of its influence ,.« and ine work hxieiiBiuii in sev- universities and seminaries. Among
Department was rstablished'to meet the ^^udents there^^^^^^^^^^^
the demand for the organization of The
—s could not attend the School °°^P^'iy.l.=^,^'!'°''^tbeforei-n influence of the School in field the
classes
-s
in
could
and about
not attena
New York
tne ocnuui
whose and
^..".^
candidates
,-c iriflir-nted
for the fore
hv
-n
the
field
fa^t
-ired to enjoy the study of the mission fleld is indicated by the ta
Oder members of its faculty, ^hat «i f^J^ll^^'l'^X^Zea as a
5r there were over 500 people "'='^"7,, tv, m^tiI ir,^ School of The-
-.... the tuition fee of the Exten- model Ij^ the Nanlan^ Sch^^
«ion Department in classes conduct- o'fJ' ^he f°^^,\°J pier ion Memor'a'
^^ by regular members of the staff of ;^.^,S'=^^^>'„r^/^eou Korea
the School. This work Is making ^'^'^^^ ^gg^^^^.'/^rmifsioTaries to
most encouraging progress. Members lhe tesumony
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