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Studies in Christian Education

Part 25

Appendix A7 - The Madison School: Letter to the Southern Union Conference Committee

Edward A. Sutherland

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Recorded: August 29, 2023, 1:42 PM

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Other Teachings in Series

Foreword
4m
01 - Beginning of the Educational History in the United States
38m
02a - History of Educational Reform Prior to 1844
3m
02b - The Place of the Bible in Education
8m
02c - Ancient and Modern Worldly Classics
5m
02d - Elective Courses of Study and Degrees
14m
02e - Emulation, Honors and Prizes
4m
02f - Reforms in Diet
8m
02g - The Proper Location for Schools and Country Life for Students
7m
02h - Simplicity in Buildings
11m
02i - Manual Training and the Practical in Education
23m
02j - Manual Labor Displaced by Athletics, Sports and Games
3m
02k - Student Self-Government and Christian Democracy
17m
02l - Training Missionaries to be Self-Supporting — A Laymen’s Missionary Movement
41m
02m - Selecting and Training Teachers
16m
03 - Some Educational Experiences of Seventh-day Adventists
58m
04 - Educational Principles
12m
05 - Practical Subjects for the Curriculum
13m
Appendix A1 - The Madison School: Encourage the Workers
3m
Appendix A2 - The Madison School: The Search for a Site
4m
Appendix A3 - The Madison School: The Purchase of a Property
5m
Appendix A4 - The Madison School: A Country Sanitarium
11m
Appendix A5 - The Madison School: Laboring in Unity and in Faith
8m
Appendix A6 - The Madison School: Letter to a Conference President
2m
Appendix A7 - The Madison School: Letter to the Southern Union Conference Committee
5m
Appendix A8 - The Madison School: A Missionary Education
10m
Appendix B - An Appeal for the Madison School
8m
Appendix C - The Work of the Madison School
8m
Appendix D1 - Words of Encouragement to Self-supporting Workers
26m
Appendix D2 - Recent Instruction Concerning Schools in the South
7m
Appendix D3 - Concerning the Southern Work
7m
Appendix D4 - Pointed Sentences From Older Testimonies
3m
Appendix E - Letter of A.W. Spalding
33m

Book

Studies in Christian Education

Appendix A7 - The Madison School: Letter to the Southern Union Conference Committee

Read by Adventist Pioneer Narrator

Parent Series

Sponsor

Recorded

Other Teachings in Series

Foreword

01 - Beginning of the Educational History in the United States

02a - History of Educational Reform Prior to 1844

02b - The Place of the Bible in Education

02c - Ancient and Modern Worldly Classics

02d - Elective Courses of Study and Degrees

02e - Emulation, Honors and Prizes

02f - Reforms in Diet

02g - The Proper Location for Schools and Country Life for Students

02h - Simplicity in Buildings

02i - Manual Training and the Practical in Education

02j - Manual Labor Displaced by Athletics, Sports and Games

02k - Student Self-Government and Christian Democracy

02l - Training Missionaries to be Self-Supporting — A Laymen’s Missionary Movement

02m - Selecting and Training Teachers

03 - Some Educational Experiences of Seventh-day Adventists

04 - Educational Principles

05 - Practical Subjects for the Curriculum

Appendix A1 - The Madison School: Encourage the Workers

Appendix A2 - The Madison School: The Search for a Site

Appendix A3 - The Madison School: The Purchase of a Property

Appendix A4 - The Madison School: A Country Sanitarium

Appendix A5 - The Madison School: Laboring in Unity and in Faith

Appendix A6 - The Madison School: Letter to a Conference President

Appendix A7 - The Madison School: Letter to the Southern Union Conference Committee

Appendix A8 - The Madison School: A Missionary Education

Appendix B - An Appeal for the Madison School

Appendix C - The Work of the Madison School

Appendix D1 - Words of Encouragement to Self-supporting Workers

Appendix D2 - Recent Instruction Concerning Schools in the South

Appendix D3 - Concerning the Southern Work

Appendix D4 - Pointed Sentences From Older Testimonies

Appendix E - Letter of A.W. Spalding

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