The development of the Sunday-school, 1780-1905 : the official report of the eleventh International Sunday-school Convention, Toronto, Canada, June 23-27, 1905 . Hanford Crawford. The year followingthe close of the CivilWar, some of our bestcitizens and wisest menrepresenting both sidesduring the bitter con-test, believing impli-citly that the onlypermanent basis forrestoring the happi-ness of the home, theusefulness of t h cchurch and the pros-perity of the commun-ity and the common-wealth, was upon theteachings of Christ, determined to impress them upon the young throughthe cooperation of Ch
The development of the Sunday-school, 1780-1905 : the official report of the eleventh International Sunday-school Convention, Toronto, Canada, June 23-27, 1905 . Hanford Crawford. The year followingthe close of the CivilWar, some of our bestcitizens and wisest menrepresenting both sidesduring the bitter con-test, believing impli-citly that the onlypermanent basis forrestoring the happi-ness of the home, theusefulness of t h cchurch and the pros-perity of the commun-ity and the common-wealth, was upon theteachings of Christ, determined to impress them upon the young throughthe cooperation of Christians of all denominations. For this purpose astate convention met in St. Louis, October 26, 1866, which resulted in theorganization of the Missouri State Sunday-School Association, with T. K. Hayward of Hannibal as president; ten vice-presidents and sevenmembers of the executive committee were selected from the differentdenominations of the state. The foundation thus laid proved abiding. Every year since has witnessedthe assembling of a state convention, at which plans have been adopted forextending the work thoroughly to every county, township and communityin t
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