"The Sabbath School Worker."
By Editor
THIS does not refer to any particular person, but is the name of a quarterly journal published at Battle Creek, Mich., by the S. D. A. Sabbath-school Association. Its design is to make Sabbath-school workers of those who are not, and to help those who are already working, to work to better advantage. Among other good things, the first number contains an article on "Bible Study," the report of an address by the editor of the SIGNS, "A Knowledge of the Scriptures Our Only Safety," by Mrs. E. G. White, "Object of the Sabbath-school," and "Hints on Studying," by Prof. G. H. Bell, and some practical questions answered in a practical manner by experienced Sabbath-school workers. It also contains the proceedings of the late session of the General Sabbath-school Association, and reports of each of the State Associations, with a general summary. Two Christmas pieces of music, one especially for children, occupy the last page. It is not necessary to say that the mechanical execution is of the very highest order. We can heartily recommend this journal to every Sabbath-school worker, whether pupil, teacher, or officer. It would be almost if not quite a sin for any teacher or officer to neglect this means of improvement. The same may be said of pupils. The low price (only twenty-five cents a year) of the Worker places it within the reach of the poorest. Address, Sabbath School Worker, Battle Creek, Mich. Subscribe immediately, and get the first number.