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Sunday-School Success


  Sunday-School Success

  A Book of Practical Methods
  for Sunday-School Teachers
  and Officers

  By

  Amos R. Wells
  Author of "Business," "When Thou Hast Shut Thy
  Door," "Social Evenings," etc.

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  NEW YORK      CHICAGO      TORONTO
  Fleming H. Revell Company
  Publishers of Evangelical Literature




  Copyright, 1897, by
  FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY

  THE NEW YORK TYPE-SETTING COMPANY

  THE CAXTON PRESS




Preface


In these pages I have described the methods of the most successful
teachers and Sunday-schools I have known. While a large part of the
book is the direct fruit of my own experience in Sabbath and secular
schools, it sets forth, as every teacher will understand, what I have
learned from my failures rather than from my successes.

Though the volume has something to say on all the great Sunday-school
problems, it does not pretend to be a complete manual; indeed, who
could prepare one on so stupendous a theme? If it justifies its
appearance among the admirable treatises already published for
Sunday-school workers, it will be because it presents with frankness
the methods found helpful by an average teacher, who never had charge
of a large school or a large class, but in district school, small
college, and small Sunday-school has struggled with the practical
problems of a teacher, and in some of them at least, like Sentimental
Tommy, has "found a way."

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