About book

Words of Encouragement to Self-supporting Workers

Schools for the Highways and Hedges

The Madison School Trains Teachers for the Highland Schools and Family Mission Schools

A Place for Old and Young in the Southern Field

There Should be Schools for the Colored People as Well as Schools in the Highlands

Hillcrest, a Training-School for Colored Workers

Some do not See the Need of Rural Schools

Do Not Say, We Cannot Afford to Work in a Self-supporting Way

There is a Place for Everybody in the Work

Do Not Let Others Discourage You From Taking Part in This Work

The Farm as a Means of Support

The Reward of Those Who Work in These Hard Places

A Plea for Families to Work in the South

Recent Instruction Concerning Schools in the South

Subjects to be Taught in These Schools

Work for True Higher Education

Mission Schools Should be Started for They Will Hasten the End

Enter the Highways and Byways

Where are the Workers for These Needy Places

How to Start Work in the South

Concerning the Southern Work

Highland Schools as Evangelizing Agencies

Give the Schools Liberty to Carry Out God's Plans

The Education to be Offered In Our Schools

Manual Training a Necessary Part of Every Curriculum

Pointed Sentences From Older Testimonies

<span class="non-egw-comment">Report of a talk by Mrs. E. G. White to the teachers and students of the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute at Madison, Tenn., April 26, 1909</span>

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