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Metcalf. L. H. . 385
Metcalf, Paul H. . 391
Michael, Oscar S .399
Miles, H. R.
402
Miller, D. L. .366
Miller, Emily H. Mrs. .366
Miller, Emma, L
.394
Miller, Edward W .39r
Miller, Kerby S. 366
Miller, Rufus W 399
Miller, Walter. .373
Milligan, Henry F .366
Mills, Charles S .396
MacDonald, Robert .. .391
Macfarland, Charles S .. .. 378
MacFarland, H. B. F. .359
MacKay, A. H ... 405 Mitchell, Edwin K. 358
Mackenzie, WV. D
365
Mitchell, J. K .. 372
Mitchell, Samuel C. .. 402
Moncrief, John W. .366
MacMillan, T. C .
365
Montague, H. E. 373
Montgomery, B. Emmeline 396
Montgomery, C. W .378
Montgomery, G. R. 358 Parker, C. M 367
Makepeace, F. Barrows. .. 391 Mallory, Hervey F 365
Manton, Charles. .
401
Marsh, Charles A.
365
Marsh, Edward L.
374
Marsh, Robert L.
371
Marshall, Benjamin T. .39r Mason, Edward A. 374 Mathews, Shailer. 365 Mathews, S. Sherberne. 358
Pattison, T. Harwood 391 Patton, Cornelius H. 384
Matteson, William B .386
Matthews, Paul. .396 Mattson, Bernard G .. 400 Morse, Warren . 402 Mauck, Joseph W. 38r Mosher, George F. .. 378 Mott, Thomas A. .370
McCollum, G. T. 365
McDiarmid, A. P. 405
McKee, William P. .365
McKelway, A. J. 394
McKenny, Charles . 404
Mckibben, William K. 366
Lewis, A. H.
386
Lewis, Everett E.
358
Lewis, F. G.
402
Lhamon, W. J 384
Life, S. K. 396
Lincoln, Howard A 378
Lindsay, Mary B. 365
Lindsay, Peter
390
Linhart, S. B
398
Little, Arthur
378
Little, Arthur M.
365
Little, R. M.
365
Littlefield, Milton S
391
Lloyd, Louis D
355
Lloyd, Rhys R.
365
Loba, Jean F.
365
Locke, George H
365
Logan, John W.
358
Logan, William C
365
Long, John D 391
Lowden, Frank O
365
Lutz, Adam R. 358
Lyman, Eugene W. 383
Lynch, Frederick 378
Lynn, Jay E. 365
Lyon, Elwood P. 403
Lyons, S. R. 370
.
M
MacArthur, Robert S .... 391
Macaulay, Joseph P .. .... 356
MacChesney, Nathan W.365
MacClelland, George L ... 391
MacClintock, W. D., Mrs. 365 MacCracken, Anna M .... 396
Milner, Duncan C.
366
Mitchell, Charles B . 396
Maclachlan, H. D. C ..
373
MacLean, George E.
.371
MacRae, A. O.
. 405
Magee, Harriet C.
404
Parker, Fitzgerald S. 373 Parker, Frederic C. W .... 367 Parker, William J. .367
Parkhurst, Matthew M. .. 367 Parks, Edward L. 360
Patchell, Charles T.
38I
Morgan, John F. 387
Murray, Walter C ... . 405
McKamy, John A. . 401
Pearson, William L.
.. 371
Pease, George W.
. 358
Merritt, W. C .. . 403
413
INDEX OF MEMBERS
Peckham, George A .. 396
Peet, Stephen D . 367
Peloubet, Francis N 378
Robinson, Oscar D .. 39
Robinson, Willard H
367
Short, William H
404
Shuey, E. L.
396
Shute, A. Lincoln .368
Sibley, Josiah. .356
Sigmund, William S .371
Silverman, Joseph. 392
Simon, Abram .
385
Simons, Minot O.
396
Singmaster, J. A ..
399
Sisson, Edward (
368
Slade, William F.
399
Slater, John R.
368
Slocum, William F
3.56
Small, Albion W
368
Smiley, George M.
379
Smiley, William H. .356
Smith, Albert D. 379
Smith, Arthur M 368
Smith, Charles A
383
Smith, Edward L.
403
Smith, E. Sinclair
382
Smith, Fred B. .392
Smith, F. N., Mrs. . 396
Smith, George L
372
Smith, Gerald B.
368
Sanders, Frank K.
358
Smith, Henry G
396
Smith, J. Frank.
402
Smith, James R. · 404
Smith, John M. P
368
Smith, Madison R
385
Smith, Otterbein O.
.372
Smith, Roelif B
382
Smith, William. .368
Smith, William H. .406
Snedeker, Charles H
.396
Snyder, William H.
.379
Soares, Theodore G .... .
.368
Somerville, J. Forrest .. 405 Sondericker, Josephine. .. 396 South Congregational Sun-
day School, Boston. .... 379 Southwestern University .. 402 Southworth, Franklin C .. 399 Spencer, Claudius B .. . 385
Spicer, P. B. .399
Springer, Ruter W 374
Sprowls, Thomas W.
. 404
Squires, Vernon P. 394
Stamps, C. T.
383
Starbuck, Edwin D 356
Starkey, L. V. 368
Starrett, H E., Mrs. . 369
Stearns, Wallace N. .396
Stearns, William F
358
Stephan, John F.
397
Stevens, Frank V . 404
Stevens, William A.
393
Stevenson, Andrew.
369
Stewart, George B ..
. 393
Stewart, George D
372
Stewart, John A.
393
Stewart, J. W. A. 393
Stewart, Charles S. 369
Stickney, Edwin H
. 394
Stimson, Cyrus F.
359
Stimson, Henry A ..
.393
St. John, Edward P . 393
Stone, R. Foster. . 385 Stonebridge, W. F. 393 Stoneman, Albert H. 382
Stowell, C. B. 382
Stowell, Myron C.
382
Strain, Horace I ..
363
Strayer, Paul M ..
393
Robinson, Emma A. .371
Robinson, George I ... . . . . 367
Robinson, Joseph H. . .. 392
Shipman, Frank R 379
Short, Wallace M 404
Pennoyer, C. H. 39 1
Penrose, S. B. L.
403
Perkins, J. G ..
.367
Perkins, R. W.
. 373
Rogers, Joseph M. 382
Perry, Alfred T
.396
Rollins, G. S 383
Root, E. Tallmadge 400
Root, Theophilus H.
400
Ropes, C. J. H1
374
Ropes, James H. .
379
Rosenquist, Eric J. A
367
Rosevear, Henry E
373
Ross, J. Thorburn. 397
Rousmaniere, E. S.
. 400
Rowe, Stewart H
358
Rowley, Francis H
379
Rowlison, Carlos C.
396
Russell, Elbert
377
Russell, J. Elmer. 392
Russell, James E ..
392
Ryncarson, Edward
399
S
Sale, George.
360
Salisbury, Albert. 404
Sallmon, William H.
383
Pope, Edward R. .383
Porter, Frank C. .358
Porter, J. J 384
Porter, Ora H., Mrs . 367
Potter, Ernest T.
.372
Sawin, Theophilus P. . 392
Sawyer, Hermon L 368
Scarritt, Charles W
384
Schaeffer, Nathan C. . 399
Schafer, Frank H. 368
Pratt, Dwight M
396
Pratt, Waldo S.
358
Pressey, Edwin S 383
Price, S. Eber .. 404
Provine, W. A 401
Prucha, Vaclav
. 367
Pruen, J. W
367
Purinton, Daniel B.
403
Q
405
Randall, J. Herman . 382
Ranney, William W
.358
Rauschenbusch, W.
. 392
Raymer, George A. . 367
Raymond, A. V. V.
.392
Redfield, Isabella T
.379
Sewall, A. C. 392
Sewall, Charles G 392
Sewall, G. P. . 392
Sewall, John L. .402
Sexton, Wilson D. 392
Seymour, A. H. 400
Seymour, Paul H 368
Shanks, L. E 404
Sharman, Henry B 368
Shaw, Charles G .392
Shaw, Daniel W 399
Shaw, Edwin S 394
Shaw, William .379
Sheets, Frank D . 368
Sheldon, Walter L 385
Shepard, Elgin R 383
Sherer, Samuel J
368
Sherer, William G 368
Robertson, Ina Law .367
Sheridan, Wilbur F 373
Sherman, Edwin T . 368
Sherman, Franklin C.
.368
Strect, William D
.399
Perry, Ernest B
381
Pershing, Orlando B .391
Pettit, Alonzo, Mrs. 387
Phelps, Lawrence ..
378
Phillips, Alice M. M
381
Phillips, T. F ..
396
Philputt, Allan B
.371
Pickett, S. D.
392
Piersel, Alba C
371
Pike, Granville R
367
Pike, Henry H
382
Pilcher, M. B. 401
Pinkham, George R 378
Pinkham, Henry W 356
Place, Charles A
378
Plantz, Samuel.
404
Platt, Caroline M .
.. 392
Plymouth Cong. Sunday
School, Minneapolis . .. 383 Pollard, Harry H 367
Potter, Rockwell HI .358
Potts, Joseph . 394
Power, Charles W.
.379
Power, Frederick D .359
Scheible, Albert.
368
Schmidt, Nathaniel.
.392
Scott, Robert. 358
Scott, Walter D ..
368
Scoville, Charles R . 368
Scruton, Charles A. 372
Scudder, William H 3.56
Searle, Frederick E
382
Sears, Charles H.
404
Seaton, D. T. 406
See, Edwin F 392
Seelye, L. Clark. 379
Seligsberg. Alice L. 392
Selleck, Willard C. .400
Semelroth, William J . 384
Senior, Daniel L. 399
Severence, Lemuel. 404
Severinghaus, J. D, 368
Severn, H.H .368
Reed, David A. 379
Reed, Isaac N., Mrs. .379 Reed, Lewis T. 392
Reeve, Emily A
397
Rehrig, W. M
. 399
Rhees, Rush
.392
Rhoades, Winfred C. 379
Rice, Austin.
403
Rice, Charles F
.379
Rice, Walter. .
.379
Rice, William N . 358
Richards, Louis J
.399
Richmond, George C.
.. 392
Richmond, Louis O . 396
Riggs, James S 392
Rihbany, Abraham M. .. 396
Robbins, D. R., Mrs.
.383
Robertson, George. .356
Robinson, Charles 1. 358
Sanderson, Lydia E.
392
Sanderson, Edward F.
. 400
Sanford, Ralph A.
358
Sargent, Sabra L. 368
Sherry, Norman B .392
Roblee, J. H. Mrs.
384
Rogers, Euclid B
367
Perry, C. H .. 378
Quehl, Jacob
R
414
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Strong, Frank: 372
Strong, Frank P. 372
Strong, James W. 383
VanDyke, Henry. 387
VanKirk, Hiram. 356
VanKirk, Robert W 382
VanMeter, J. B .374
Sunderland, J. T.
405
Sutherland, J. B. .383
Sutherland, John W
382
Sutton, Edwin O
379
Swain, Richard L
385
Swan, Joshua A., Mrs.
379
Sweeney, Algernon T .. .
.. 387
Swertfager, George A.
. 402
Swing, Albert T ..
.397
Sydenstricker, H. M 383
T
Taylor, Alva W . 369
Taylor, Glen A. .372
Taylor, Graham. 369
Taylor, Livingston L .293
aylor, Marcus B
393
Tenney, H. Melville. 356
Thayer, Charles S.
359
Thayer, Lucius H.
385
Thomas, A. J. S
400
Thomas, D. F.
369
Thomas, Reuen 379
Thompson, John H.
359
Thompson, W. O
397
Thoren, Herman H
372
Thorp, Willard B
369
Thrall, W. Herbert.
400
Thurber, Charles H
.379
Thwing, Charles F
397
Tillett, Wilbur F.
40I
Timm, John A.
359
Tippy, Worth M.
.371
Titsworth, Judson. . 404
Tompkins, Arnold.
369
Tompkins, DeLoss M
. 369
Tompkins, Floyd W
.399
Totusek, Vincent
402
Tower, William H
.379
Weeks, John W.
.393
Welch, Moses C.
359
Wells, F. A. .369
Wenley, Robert M 382
Tuttle, John E.
385
Twichell, Joseph H. 359
Tyler, B. B ..
356
Tyrrell, S. J. T., Mrs. 404
Whidden, Howard P. . 405
White, Ada E. 383
White, Frederick, .369
White, Grace D .. 387
White, Sherman M. .293
White, Willis G. .356
Whiton, James M.
.393
Whitteker, W. F.
.393
WVickes, William R .. 369
Wiggins, B. L ... .402
Wight, Ambrose S. .. 371
Wikel, Henry H. 387
Wilbur, Hollis A. 397
Wilcox, Alexander M. .372
Wilder, Herbert A 380
Wilder, William H. . 369
Wiles, Ernest P. . 382
Willett, Herbert L. 370
Williams, Edward F. .370
Williams, Edward M . . .. 370
Williams, Mary C .. .. .. 393
Williams, Richard R .. .393
Williams, Samuel H .... . 359
Williams, William J ..... 372
Williams, W. Owen ...... 393
Williamson, James S. .. .. 380 Wilson, Ferdinand S. . . 387
Wilson, Gilbert B .405
Wilson, George G
.400
Wilson, Lucy L.
. 370
Wilson, Willard B. 400
Wilson, William H. .371
Winchester, Benjamin S .. 370
Winchester, Caleb T. 359
Winter, Alonzo E .. .397
Wood, Irving F. 380
Wood, Walter M. . 370
Woodard, L. A., Mrs. .397
Woodbridge, R. G .. 380
Woodrow, Samuel H. .380
Woods, Erville B .. 404
Woods, James H.
.402
Woolley, Mary E. 380
Woolworth, W. S
393
Worcester, Edward S
339
Wriston, Henry L. 380
Wyant, A. R. E .. 370
Wyckoff, Charles S. 393
Wyckoff, C. T ..
370
Wyman, Arthur J
393
Y
Yates, Callin W. 397
Yoder. Charles F. 397
York, Burt L ... 359
Young, Charles A
370
Young, Ernest W
.383
Young, Jesse B.
397
Young, Mattie T.
384
Y. P. S. C. E. South Cong. Ch., Springfield, Mass. . 380
Z
Zenos, Andrew C ...... ... 370 Zerbe, A. S .. .. 397
Zimmerman, Adam ....... 399
Zimmerman, Jeremiah .. .. 393
Vance, Joseph A.
369
Vance, Selby F. .397
Vandermark, W. E. 379
VanSickle, James H. .374
VanSlyke, J. G. 393
VanWagoner, C. D .387
Varley, Arthur. 374
Vaughan, H. R 404
Vaughan, Richard M. . 404
Vaughan, Robert W .373
Verdier, A. R. 385
Vincent, George E. . 569
Vincent, Marvin R .393
Vinton, Alexander H. .379
Vinton, G. Jay . .. 382
VonKrumreig, E. L .. .374
Voorhees, J. Spencer. .379
Votaw, Clyde W
. 369
Votaw, Elihu H., Mrs .. .. 369
W
Waddill, C. J .. 373
Waite, Oren B. 372
Wakefield, E. B.
. 397
Wakefield, George C.
.372
Walcott, Gregory 1)
.400
Walker, Williston.
359
Walkley, Frances S
359
Wallin, V. A 382
Walls, Alfred 397
Walls, Polk W 355
Ward, Harry F.
369
Wardle, C. A., Mrs
369
Ware, Edward T.
.360
Warren, Edward K.
. 382
Warren, William F.
385
Warriner, Eugene C.
.382
Washington, Booker T ... 355 .406
Watson, W. H.
Webb, Clarence E .356
Webb, John M.
. 401
Townsend, A. F.
369
TreFethren, E. B
400
Tuller, Edward P. 382
U
Ullrick, Delbert S. 369
Updegraff, Harlan.
.374
Wentworth, Russell A .393
Wheeler, Clara . 381
Wheeler, E. C ..
.379
V
VanArsdall, George B. .. 369
Strong, Josiah
.393
Strong, Sydney 369
Stuart, Charles M
.369
GENERAL INDEX
A
Adolescence, 47
Adolescence, Adaptation of Sunday- School Instruction to, 194
American Institute of Sacred Litera- ture, Bible-Study Courses of the, I16
American Institute of Sacred Litera- ture, Relation of the, to the Religi- ous Education Association, 269
Amusements in Relation to Reli- gious and Moral Education, 161 Angell, James B., 5, 301, 317, 319, 340 Address : The Next Step Forward in Religious Education, 5
B
Ballantine, William G., 148, 302, 321, 323, 330, 340
Address : Religious Education Through Christian Associations and Young People's Societies, 148 Bashford, J. W., 31, 302, 309, 318, 321, 342 Address : The Next Step Forward in Religious Education, 31
Bates, S. S., 323
Beaton, David, 169, 309, 323
Discussion : The Promotion of Religious and Moral Education, 169
Bible as a Means of Religious In- struction, The, 55
Bible as a Record of Race History and Human Development, 54, 89 Bible a Source of Knowledge Con- cerning God, Duty, and Destiny, 85
Bible, Authority of the, 83, 86
Bible, Causes of the Modern Con- ception of the, SS
Bible, Effects of Historical Criticism Upon, 91
Bible, False Conception of the, 90
Bible, Ilistorical Study of the, 80
Bible, Historical Study of the, in the Sunday School, 205 Bible Instruction, Form and Sub- stance in, 99
Bible, Interpretation of the, 97 Bible in the Public Schools, 168 Bible in the Public Schools, the Facts Concerning, 131
Bible in the Public Schools, Use of the, 40
Bible, Jesus' Interpretation of the, 84 Bible, Literary Study of the, 135
Bible, Modern Apologetic for the, 9S
Bible, Purposes of Study of the, 76 Bible, Relative Value of Different Portions of the, 96
Bible, Religious Usefulness of, 82
Bible, Removal of Difficulties Con- cerning, 96
Bible, Retirement of, from the Public Schools, 127
Bible, Right Use of the, 152
Bible, Rise and Growth of, 95
Bible Study and Teaching in the Home, 115
Bible Study as Applied to the Child, 55 Bible-Study Courses of the Ameri- can Institute of Sacred Literature, 116
Bible-Study Department of the Y. M. C. A., 149
Bible Study, the Better Method of, 28 Bible Study, the Necessary Supple- ments to, 15
Bible Teaching, the Chief Thing in, 260
Bible, Ten Chief Results of the His- torical Study of the, 93
Bible, The Natural Text-book of Religion, S2
Bible, The Practical Usefulness of, 85
Bible the Standard for Religious Education, 87
Biblical Criticism, Essential Rever- ence of, 81
Biblical History in Relation to other History, 94
Bitting, William C., 23, 304, 318, 319, 321, 330. 333, 340
Address : The Next Step Forward in Religious Education, 23
415
416
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Blackall, C. R., 175, 265, 301, 322, 324, 326
Address : Sunday-School Organi- zation for the Purpose of Reli- gious Instruction, 175
Informal Discussion : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organi- zation, 265
Blakeslee, Erastus, 267, 305, 309, 322, 329
Prayer, 267
Boynton, Nehemiah, 156, 301, 322, 323, 330, 341, 346
Address : Religious Education through Christian Associations and Young People's Societies, 156 Burr, Everett D., 302, 319, 321
Butler, Nicholas Murray, 230, 301, 330, 340
C
Campbell, S. M., 308, 331
Carr, John W., 138, 310, 323, 330,
340, 348
Address: Religious and Moral
Education Through the Public School, 138
Catechetical Instruction of Children, The, 62
Chamberlain, W. B., Director of Music at the Convention, 317, 332 Child, Kind of Education Suitable to the, 60
Child, in Modern Education, The, 45 Child, Mental and Spiritual Capaci- ties of the, 60
Child, Religious Nature of the, 45
Child, Social Needs of the, 76
Children, Religious Expression of, 77 Children, Spiritual Development of, 54
Children, Theological Instruction of, 77, 103, 117
Children, Training in Service, 76
Childhood, Religious Experiences of, 62
Child-Study, Importance of, 65
Child-Study Necessary for the Sun- day-School Teacher, 215
Christian Doing, The One Great Necessity, 75
Christianity not a Religion of a Book, 83
Christianity a Religion with a Book, 85
Church, Duty of, Toward Religious Education and Sunday-School Instruction, 208
Church Responsible for Religious Instruction, 210
Churches, Relation of the Religious Education Association to the, 272
Clark, Francis E., 7, 318
Address: The Next Step Forward in Religious Education, 7
Coe, George A., 44, 306, 310, 320, 322, 331, 341, 344 Address: Religious Education as a Part of General Education, 44 Colleges, Religious Education in, 37 Committees of the Convention, 304, 321
Constitution of the Religious Educa- tion Association, 334
Contributors to the Convention, 309 Convention, Arrangements Com- mittee of the, 306
Convention, Attendance at the, 326 Convention Committee on Enrol- ment, 322 Report of the, 326
Convention Committee on Nomina- ations, 321 Report of the, 330
Convention Committee on Perma- nent Organization, 321
Report of the, 327
Convention Committee on Resolu- tions, 322 Report of the, 332
Convention, Committees which Pre- pared for the, 299
Convention, Contributors to the, 309 Convention, First Steps Taken
Toward the, 297
Convention, Minutes of the, 317
Convention, Entertainment Com- mittee of the, 307
Convention, Finance Committee of the, 303
Convention, General Committee of the, 301
Convention, Invitation Committee of the, 302
Convention, Programme Committee of the, 301
Convention, Publicity Committee of the, 304
Convention, Rules for Speakers in the, 320
Convention, The Call for the, 317
Convention, Transportation Com- mittee of the, 307
Conversions in Childhood and Youth, 14
417
GENERAL INDEX
Council of Seventy, Its Organization,
Purpose, Platform, Officers, and Members, 297
Council of Seventy, Relation of, to the Religious Education Associa- tion, 269
Council of Seventy, Resolution of the, 322
Crandall, Lathan A., 308, 310, 318, 321,331,344
Criticism, Biblical, The Essential Reverence of, SI
Curriculum, A Graded Sunday- School, 191
Curriculum, How to Approach a Graded Sunday-School, 189
Curriculum, Importance of a Graded Sunday-School, 220
Curriculum of Religious Instruction, The, 55
Curriculum of Study in the Sunday School, 186
Curriculum, Suggestions for a
Graded Sunday-School, 194
D
Day, Thomas F., 298, 305, 310, 330, 340
DeForest, Heman P., 3, 306, 317, 322, 331, 344 Prayer, 3
Dewey, John, 60, 311 Address: Religious Education as Conditioned by Modern Psychol- ogy and Pedagogy, 60
Dewhurst, Frederic E., 293, 306, 333 Prayer, 293
Dickerson, J. Spencer, 305, 322, 331, 344
Doubt, Conditions which Lead to, 63 Doubt in Young People, Treatment of, 57
Dunning, Albert E., 255, 304, 321, 326, 346 Discussion: The Scope and Pur- pose of the New Organization, 255
E
Eckels, James Herron, 330, 341 Educational Pathology, 137
Educational Scheme, Recognition of the Child as a Determining Factor in the, 45
Education, Defects of Secular, 170 Education, Modern Philosophy of, 45 Education, The End of Moral, 69 Education, The Function of, 56
Education, The Religious Element in, 222
Expression Necessary to Religious Education, 74
F
Falk, Louis, 317, 332
Family, Social Importance of the, 119
Family Worship, 108
Farrar, Emeline P., 318
Ferguson, William D., Mrs., 325
Forbush, William B., 107, 302, 323, 350 Prayer, 107 Freeman, II. V., 299, 301, 307
G
Gilbert, Simeon, 221, 306, 311, 322, 325
Discussion : Religious Education Through the Sunday School, 221
Gillespie, Joseph, 325 Goodspeed, George S., 298, 331
Gradation in the Sunday School, 21, 179, 183
Gunsaulus, Frank W., 269, 304, 312, 329, 331, 344
Address : The Relation of the New Organization to Existing Organi- zations, 269
H
Hale, Edward Everett, 329, 346 Halsey, Rufus H1., 116, 312, 323 Discussion : The Promotion of Religious and Moral Education, 166
Harper, William Raincy, 230, 297, 299, 301, 312, 326, 341, 344
Address : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organization, 230
Harrower, Pascal, 207, 301, 319, 321, 324, 330, 341
Address : The Teaching Staff of the Sunday School, 207
Hazard, M. C., 258, 303, 312, 319, 326, 333
Informal Discussion : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organiza- tion, 258
Ilervey, Walter L., 16, 318, 331, 344 Address : The Next Step Forward in Religious Education, 16
Hiatt, Caspar W., 247, 307, 326 Discussion : The Scope and Pur- pose of the New Organization, 247 Hill, E. Munson, 322, 325, 343
418
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Hinds, J. I. D., 303, 321, 324, 330, 34I
Historical Study of the Bible, 80, 92,
94
Hodge, Richard M., 289, 304, 312, 321, 329, 349
Discussion : The Relation of the New Organization to Existing Organizations, 289
Home and Sunday School, The Re- lation of, IIO
Home, Bible-Study and Teaching in the, 115
Home, Family Worship in the, 108 Home, Hymns and Prayers in, 117 Home, Modern Features of the, 109 Home, Necessity for Improving the, I22
Home, Place of the, in Social Life, 119
Home, Practical Piety in the, 118
Home, Religious and Moral Instruc- tion in the, III
Home, Religious Influence of the, 121 Horr, George E., 164, 319, 321, 323, 330, 340
Discussion : The Promotion of Religious and Moral Education, 164
Horton, Edward A., 244, 321, 326
Discussion : The Scope and Pur- pose of the New Organization, 244
I
Inspiration of the Bible, The, So International Sunday-School Asso- ciation and the Uniform System of Lessons, 203
International Sunday-School Asso- ciation, Relation of the Religious Education Association to the, 270, 277, 288
J
Jones, Lester B., 319 K
Keigwin, A. Edwin, 173, 324 Prayer, 173
King, Henry Churchill, 66, 298, 301, 320, 321, 327, 331, 344 Address: Religious Education as Conditioned by Modern Psychol- ogy and Pedagogy, 66
Kirkland, J. H., 241, 304, 313, 319, 321, 326, 331, 344 Discussion: The Scope and Pur- pose of the New Organization, 24I Knorr, Charles, 329
L
Lesson-Helps and Text-Books for the Sunday School, 200
Libraries for Sunday-School Teach- ers and Pupils, 36
Life in its Larger Meaning, 159 Little, Charles J., 279, 298, 329 Discussion: The Relation of the the New Organization to Existing Organizations, 279
Loba, J. F., 119, 313, 323
Address : Religious and Moral Education through the Home, 1 19
M
McCarrell, A. F., 319
Mackenzie, William Douglas, 102, 302, 313, 321, 331, 344
Discussion: The Modern Concep- tion of Religious Education, 102 Man's Nature, Essential Unity of, 68, 100
Mathews, Shailer, 186, 298, 299, 301, 307, 322, 330, 345
Address: The Curriculum of Study in the Sunday School, 186
McDowell, William F., 286, 302, 329, 330, 34I
Discussion: The Relation of the New Organization to Existing Or- ganizations, 286
McMillen, W. F., 299, 301, 306, 313, 322
Meeser, Spenser B., 227, 322, 325, 350 Prayer, 227
Members of the Religious Educa- tion Association, 355
Merrill, George R., 277, 303, 313, 319, 329, 351
Discussion: The Relation of the New Organization to Existing Organizations, 277
Merrill, William P., 103, 308, 313, 321, 331, 344
Discussion : The Modern Concep- tion of Religious Education, 103 Messer, L. Wilbur, 284, 303, 313, 329, 331, 344
Discussion: The Relation of the New Organization to Existing Or- ganizations, 284
Miller, Rufus W., 217, 321, 325
Discussion : Religious Education Through the Sunday School, 217 Minister : His Responsibility for Re- ligious Education, 19
419
GENERAL INDEX
Minister, Relation of, to the Sunday School, 183, 213
Ministry, Teaching Function of the, 211, 218
Minutes of the Convention, 317
Moral and Religious Instruction in
the Public Schools, Six Ways of Giving, 142
Moral Instruction in the Public Schools, 129, 142, 166, 172
Moral Instruction, Necessity for, in Public Schools, 164
Morality and Religion; Can They be Separated? 124
Morehouse, Frederick C., 259, 326
Informal Discussion : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organi- zation, 259
Moxom, Philip Stafford, 101, 262, 303, 321, 326, 328
Discussion: The Modern Concep- tion of Religious Education, 101 Informal Discussion: The Scope and Purpose of the New Organi- zation, 262
Music, Importance of Sacred, in Public Schools, 135
Mutch, William J., 219, 305, 325 Discussion: Religious Education Through the Sunday School, 219
N
Norton, A. Wellington, 263, 326 Informal Discussion : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organı- zation, 263
O
Officers of the Religious Education Association, 340
P
Parental Responsibility for the Re- ligious Welfare of Children, 34 Patton, Cornelius Il., 305, 321, 328 Pearson, Charles W., 261, 326
Informal Discussion: The Scope and Purpose of the New Organi- zation, 26I
Pease, George W., 250, 302, 326, 349 Discussion : The Scope and Pur- pose of the New Organization, 250 Pedagogy of Religious Education, The, 60
Pellett, Clarence, Mrs., 323
Person, Value and Sacredness of the, 78
Personal Association, Religious In- portance of, 72
Personal Influence in the Sunday School, 105
Personality, Modern Religious Em- phasis upon, 104
Piety in the Home, 118
Pratt, Waldo S., 322, 329, 354 Prayer, 329
Prayers and Hymns in the Home, 117
Psychological Conception of Play, 162
Psychological Principles for Reli- gious Education, 67
Psychology in its Relation to Reli- gion, 60
Psychology, Its Message to Reli- gion, 78
Psychology, Two Great Inferences from, 68
Public Schools, Difficulties of Reli-
gious Instruction in, 139, 164, 166 Public Schools, Importance of Sacred Songs in the, 1 35
Public Schools, Moral Instruction in, 124, 129, 142, 164, 166, 172
Public Schools, Necessity of Sys- tematic Moral Instruction in, 169 Public Schools, Religious Education in, 16, 124, 140
Public Schools, Religious Exercises in, 131
Public Schools, Retirement of Re- ligious Instruction from, 124
Public Schools, Six Ways of Giving Moral and Religious Instruction in, 143
Public-School Teachers Should be Trained to give Moral Instruc- tion, 130
Public Schools Teach a Real Brotherhood, 71
Public-School Teachers, Religious and Moral Instruction by, 38 Public Schools, What Religious Truths can be Taught in the, 140
R
Religion an Essential Element in Education, 46, 124
Religion and Morality, Can They be Separated ? 124 Religion, Dangers which Threaten, 102 Religion, Highest Development of, in the Bible, 82 Religion, Ifistorical Growth of, 89
420
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Religion, Social Functions of, 70
Religion, The Bible the Natural Text-Book of, 82
Religion, The Growth and Concep- tion of, 53
Religion, The Philosophy of, 47
Religion, The Reality of, 101
Religion, What Truths of, Can be Taught in the Public Schools, 140
Religious and Moral Consciousness Reached in Association with Oth- ers, 72
Religious and Moral Education in the Public Schools, 38
Religious and Moral Education, The Aim of, 78
Religious and Moral Education, The Next Step Forward in, 30
Religious and Moral Education Through the Home, How to Pro- mote, 112
Religious and Moral Education Through the Public Schools, 170 Religious and Moral Instruction in
the Public Schools of Europe, 134 Religious and Moral Instruction in the Public Schools, Six Ways of Giving, 142
Religious and Secular Training, Difference Between Methods Used in, 27
Religious Doubt, Conditions Which Lead to, 63
Religious Education Advocated by Modern Pedagogy, 126
Religious Education as a Social Force, 10
Religious Education Association, Constitution of the, 334
Inception of the, 297
Members of the, 355
Officers of the, 340
Relation of, to Existing Organi- zations for Moral and Religious Education, 269, 279, 284, 286, 289 Relation of, to the International Sunday School Association, 270, 277, 288
Relation of, to the Young Men's Christian Association, 284
Relation of, to the Young People's Societies, 272
Scope and Purpose of the, 230, 241, 244, 247, 250, 255, 259, 261, 262, 263, 265
What the Character of the Organi- zation Must be, 29
Religious Education, Duty of the Church toward, 208
Religious Education, Expressive Activity in, 74
Religious Education, Four Steps in, 33
Religious Education in Colleges, 37 Religious Education in the Public Schools, 16
Religious Education, Is the Minister Responsible for, 19
Religious Education is the Whole, General Education the Part, 49
Religious Education, Modern Em- phasis on Personality in, 104
Religious Education, Narrow Basis of Some Types of, 152
Religious Education, Never Mere Knowledge or Learning, 68
Religious Education of the Child, The, 45
Religious Education, Personal Asso- ciation in, 70
Religious Education, Practical Train - ing in, 8
Religious Education, Six Reasons for a Forward Step in, 24
Religious Education, Spirituality as a Feature of, 158
Religious Education, The Aim of, 81, 102
Religious Education, The Chief Means of, 69
Religious Education, The Funda- mental Principle of, 10
Religious Education, The Growth of, in America, 32
Religious Education, The Larger Conception of Life in, 159
Religious Education, The Right Idea of Salvation for, 157
Religious Education, The Spirit of, 78
Religious Education, Three Essen- tial Branches of, 151
Religious Education Through the Young People's Societies, 9
Religious Element in the National Education, The, 222
Religious Exercises in the Public Schools, 131
Religious Instruction in the Public Schools, 139, 140, 164, 166
Religious Instruction, Sunday-School Organization for the Purpose of, 175 Religious Knowledge and Experi- ence, Gradual Development of, 61
421
GENERAL INDEX
Religious Thought and Doctrine, A Period of Transition in, 6
Religious Training, Existing Meth- ods of, 51
Religious Training of Children, The Responsibility of Parents for the, 33
Religious Work, The Best Prepara- tion for, 59
Rhees, Rush, So, 298, 303, 320, 321, 330, 352
Address : Religious Education as Affected by the Historical Study of the Bible, So
Robinson, George I .. , 298, 299, 301, 303, 314, 319, 321, 331, 344
S
Salvation, The True Conception of, 157
Sanders, Frank K., 200, 297, 301, 314, 317, 319, 321, 322, 324, 330, 332, 340
Address: Lesson-IIelps and Text-
Books for the Sunday School, 200 Scriptures, Misinterpretation of the, 26
Service for Others, Religious Value of, 75
Sigmund, William S., 324
Sisson, Edward O., 265, 306, 315 Informal Discussion : The Scope and Purpose of the New Organiza- tion, 265
Smith, Fred B., 42, 319, 321 Prayer, 42
Snedeker, Charles II., 317, 331, 342 Social Influence of the Home, 119 Society as an Organism, 58
Spirituality, The Larger Idea of, 158 Starbuck, Edwin D., 52, 320, 322, 329, 349
Address: Religious Education as a l'art of General Education, 52
Stearns, Wallace N., 307, 315, 341 Stewart, George B., 108, 302, 322, 323. 332, 346
Address : Religious and Moral Education Through the Home, 108
Stuart, Charles M., 308, 315, 322, 326, 347
Sunday, Change of Attitude toward, 100
Sunday School, Absence of Men from the, 208
Sunday School, A Saturday Session of the, 218
Sunday School as an Agency for Promoting Home Instruction,
II4
Sunday School, Better Equipment Needed in the, 177
Sunday School, Chief Aim of the, 54 Sunday School, Duty of the Church to the, 208
Sunday School, Elective Courses of Instruction in the, 192
Sunday School, Gradation of Pupils in the, 179
Sunday School, Ilistorical Study of the Bible in the, 205
Sunday School, Improvement in the, 35
Sunday School, Insufficient Accom- modations for the, 176
Sunday School, Lack of Discipline in the, 179
Sunday School, Method of Grada- tion in the, 183
Sunday School, More Time Needed for the, 218
Sunday School, Necessity of Grada- tion in the, 21
Sunday School, Paid Instruction in the, 209
Sunday School, Personal Influence in the, 105
Sunday School, Predominance of Women Teachers in the, 208
Sunday School, Prescribed Courses of Instruction in the, 192
Sunday School, Provisions for Better Teaching in the, 177
Sunday School, Relation of the Minister to the, 183
Sunday School, The Teacher the Crucial Factor in the, 251
Sunday School, Teaching Staff of the, 207
Sunday School, Uniform lessons in the, IS7
Sunday School, Unused Forces in the, 208
Sunday School, Usefulness of Hymns and Songs in the, 225
Sunday School, Usefulness of Pub- lic School Teachers in the. 214
Sunday School, Voluntary Character of Instruction in the, 207
Sunday-School Architecture, Neces- sary Improvements in, 180
Sunday-School Curriculum, The, 55, 186, 198 Sunday-School Curriculum, A Grad- ed, 191, 194, 220
422
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Sunday-School Curriculum, A Semi- graded Type of, 189
Sunday-School Curriculum, Three Forms of the, 187
Sunday-School Instruction, Benefits to, from a Comparison with Secu- lar Instruction, 214
Sunday-School Instruction, Defects of Volunteer, 208
Sunday-School Instruction, Need of Light and Power in, 224
Sunday-School Instruction, Present Great Progress in, 205
Sunday-School Instruction, Relative Importance of Lesson-Helps and Text-Books in, 200
Sunday-School Instruction, The Sup- plemental Lesson in, 217
Sunday-School Lesson-Helps and Text-Books, 200, 202
Sunday-School Lesson-Helps, Bad Effects of Poor, 219
Sunday-School Lesson-Helps, Re- lation of the International Sunday School Association to, 201
Sunday-School Organization as
Means and not an End, 175
Sunday-School Organization for the Purpose of Religious Instruction, 175
Sunday-School Organization, Right Grouping of Forces in, 180
Sunday-School Organization, Seven Radical Defects of, 176
Sunday-School Teacher, Assistance for the, 253
Sunday-School Teacher, His De- pendence Upon Lesson-Helps
Sunday-School Teacher, Improve- ment of the, 17 Sunday-School Teachers, Qualifica- tions of the, 214
Sunday-School Teacher, Training of the, 106
Sunday - School Teachers, Church Should Furnish Training for, 213 Sunday-School Teachers, Need of Better Lesson-Helps for, 220 Sunday-School Teachers, Source of Supply of, 207
Sunday-School Teachers, Their De- pendence Upon Lesson-Helps, 219 Sunday-School Teachers, Working Libraries for, 36
Sunday - School Text - Books, The Best Form of Lesson-Helps, 221 Sunday School and Home, The Re- lation of, IIO
Supplemental Lessons in the Sun- day School, 217 T
Taylor, Graham, 331, 351
Teachers, Qualifications of Sunday- School, 214
Teaching Staff of the Sunday School, The, 207
Terry, Milton S., 315, 321, 325 Prayer, 228
Text-Books and Lesson-Helps in the Sunday School, 200
Text-Books for the Sunday School, Usefulness of, 221
Theology, Children's Capacity for, 62, 77
Theological Instruction of Children, II7
Theological Seminaries and the Ministry of Teaching, 21I
Thurber, Charles H., 124, 321, 323, 348 Address : Religious and Moral Education Through the Public Schools, 124
U, V, W
Uniform Sunday-School Lessons and the International Sunday School Association, 203
Votaw, Clyde W., 297, 299, 301, 302, 316, 317, 322, 331
Willett, Herbert L., 88, 297, 299, 301, 304, 316, 321, 344
Address : Religious Education as Affected by the Historical Study of the Bible, 88
Y
Young, Jesse B., 325, 352
Young Men's Christian Association, Bible Study in the, 149
Young Men's Christian Association, Relation of the Religious Educa- tion Association to the, 284
Young Men's Christian Association, Religious Education Through the, 148
Young People, Right Idea of Amuse- ments for, 161
Young People, Special Problems of, 158
Young People's Societies, 'Relation of the Religious Education Asso- ciation to the, 272
Young People's Societies, Religious Education Through the, 9, 148
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