Dramatic Productions In SDA Institutions

Introduction

Chapter 1—The Value of Visual Presentation

Chapter 2—Effective Also for Evil

Chapter 3—Seventh-day Adventists Wrestle With the Problem

Chapter 4—At The Battle Creek Sanitarium

Chapter 5—SDA Literary Societies

Chapter 6—Lyceums and Literary Societies

Chapter 7—Counsel Regarding the 1888 Enacted Christmas Program

Chapter 8—The Use of Our Talents in Communication

Chapter 9—Senses Confused by Games and Theatrical Performances

Appendix A—THE PROS AND CONS OF SDA LITERARY SOCIETIES

Chapter 1—Can Be Young Theaters on a Cheap Scale

Chapter 2—An Illustration

Chapter 3—Attempts at Battle Creek

Chapter 4—Mind Drawn From the Real and Substantial

Appendix B—INVOLVEMENTS OF ACTS AND PLAYS IN SDA LITERARY SOCIETIES

Chapter 1—A Worldly Element Takes the Lead

Chapter 2—Vacillating Between Duty and the World

Chapter 3—Lyceum and Literary Societies Can Be Constructive

Chapter 4—Bible and Nature Research Versus Theatrical Performances

Appendix C—THE USE OF OUR TALENTS OF COMMUNICATION

Chapter 1—For Self or For Christ

Chapter 2—Communication

Chapter 3—The Passion for Theatrical Performances

Chapter 4—Opportunity for Those Desiring a Place of Distinction

Chapter 5—Media of Communication

Appendix D—ENACTED SCENES

Appendix E—THE EVANGELIST AND THEATRICAL DISPLAY

Chapter 3&mdash;Seventh-day Adventists Wrestle With the Problem

As the number of Seventh-day Adventists residing in Battle Creek steadily increased, and as the size of our various church institutions grew, from time to time we found ourselves faced with the question of dramatic productions.

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Chapter 3—Seventh-day Adventists Wrestle With the Problem