Recreation

Chapter 1—Recreation; As Lights in the World

Representatives of Christ

Strength in Prayer

Chapter 2—Dangerous Amusements for the Young

An Unfortunate Age

The Training of Children

A Time of Trial Before the Young

Separation from the World

Promises to the Young

Chapter 3—Worldly Amusements

The True Inspiration to Enthusiasm

Parties of Pleasure

Effect of Such Gatherings

Deceptive Working of Satan

Professed Christians as Decoys of Satan

True Attitude of the Christian

Chapter 4—Innocent Pleasures for the Youth

Chapter 5—Holidays unto God

Excitement and Enthusiasm

The Holy Watcher in our Schools

Festivals of Rejoicing

Satan's Fascinations

Chapter 6—Firmness in Resisting Temptation

Chapter 7—How to Spend Holidays

Chapter 8—Symmetrical Education

Chapter 9—Christian Recreation

Chapter 10—The Dignity of Labor

Chapter 11—Manual Training

Chapter 12—Manual Labor

Chapter 13—Duties and Dangers of the Youth

Chapter 14—Joy in Christianity

Chapter 15—Entertainments and Amusements in our Sanitariums

Theatrical Entertainments

Formation of Habits

Maladies of the Soul

A Reformatory work

Chapter 16—A Recent Experience

Examples of Good Works

Warning And Appeal

Chapter 17—The Danger in Amusements

The Consequence of One Departure from Right

The Bible as a Counselor

Useful Employment Versus Selfish Pleasure

Chapter 18—Employment for Patients

Chapter 19—Physical Exercise as a Remedial Agency

Chapter 20—Physical Labor an Aid to Recovery

Chapter 21—Substitutes for Amusements

Chapter 22—Separate from the World

[<span class="non-egw-comment"><span class="egwlink egwlink_book" title="PH154 24.1" data-link="245.100">Special Testimony to Battle Creek Church, November 18, 1896, 24-32</span>.</span>]

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Chapter 3—Worldly Amusements