The development of the Sunday-school, 1780-1905 : the official report of the eleventh International Sunday-school Convention, Toronto, Canada, June 23-27, 1905 . er, 1902, and holds 520 Denominational Relatio-ns and Constituency its fourth annual session January 29-31, 1906. Its purpose is to bring thepastors of the state together for conference on their relation and dutyto the Sunday-school, and. to indicate the best way of preparing for theseduties. It is proving a great blessing to the work. House-to-house visitation. —? Much prominence is given to this, especiallyin the country districts.
The development of the Sunday-school, 1780-1905 : the official report of the eleventh International Sunday-school Convention, Toronto, Canada, June 23-27, 1905 . er, 1902, and holds 520 Denominational Relatio-ns and Constituency its fourth annual session January 29-31, 1906. Its purpose is to bring thepastors of the state together for conference on their relation and dutyto the Sunday-school, and. to indicate the best way of preparing for theseduties. It is proving a great blessing to the work. House-to-house visitation. —? Much prominence is given to this, especiallyin the country districts. Every house in many counties is being visitedannually. A plan has been adopted by which this can be done at an aver-age cost of five dollars per county. It is one of the very best of our plansof work. Summer school. — Kentucky belongs to the fourth district, which isdoing a splendid work in an annual summer school at Winona Lake, Ind. LOUISIANA International Committeeman M. C. Bridges, Norwood. International Vice-President F. F. Morse, Jennings. President State Association J. F. Christman, Crowley. Chairman State Committee H. C. Tinney, New Chairman Tinneywrites that the outlookis brighter and theState Association is inbetter shape than forsome time past. Gen-eral Secretary Kentresigned severalmonths ago, but on ac-count of the yellowfever scare, no onehas been appointed tofill his place. The workhas been carried on bythe Executive Com-mittee, and in the near future a field secretary will be selected to carry on the work of agitation and organization. The report made at Denver in 1902 is still applicable in 1905. Louisiana is certainly going forward, in the Sunday-school work, although vast fields lie untilled, waiting for the harvest.
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