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Stewardship in the Life of Women B y H elen K. W allace This book forcefully places before us the fact that stewardship is more than accountability to. God for the use of our money. As the author says in her open ing paragraph: “God has given into our keeping many trusts : strength, personal ity, influence, talents, time, money, prayer and numerous other things. He, the Owner, expects us to administer them for Him. Whether we are faithful or un faithful stewards depends upon the use that we make of these possessions and abilities.” - Miss Wallace as Eifid' Specialist, Stew ardship Committee, Northern Baptist Con vention, gained a knowledge of this sub ject which made her most- capable of treating stewardship as it relates itself to the interests and activities of the ordinary woman. The book should be widely read and of much value to all groups of women who are looking for-, suggestions as to how to profitably spend their time for the Saviour. Publisher, Revell; 88 pages; price $1.00.—O. G. B. Easy-to-read New Testament, with Psalms Our readers will be glad to know of this new Oxford edition, especially if troubled' with poor eyesight. TheAbook is 9 x 5^- inches, printed upon Oxford, fine, white' paper and in "an unusually large black-face type. It is full self-pro nouncing. It can be obtained in six bind ings, prices ranging from $1.75 to $6.00. Older folks will find this Testament par ticularly desirable. A complete Bible can now be obtained in the same type.—M. E. —o— The story of three little orphan girls, Charity, Hope and Faith by name, who went to the country near London to live with their grandmother and an aunt, is instructive and interesting. It is simply a story told in a way to interest boys and girlifjbut contains much religious instruc tion,,' the lessons being mainly taught through the Christian life as it was lived by the girl named Faith: The setting of course is English, and American children may find it a bit diffi cult to grasp in some points, but it will be educational for them to get that view point. We recommend it to parents who are taking an interest in giving their young folks wholesome and helpful, as well as interesting, literature. Published by Pickering and Inglis; has 207 pages and costs $1.25. —O. G. B. L ittle Miss Moth B y A my L e F evre
that many will profit- by Dr. Buswell’s book published by the Colportage Asso ciation. Seven great problems of the prayer life are taken up in a scholarly way. He considers in his first chapter the relation of the confession of sin to prayer. Chapter two takes' up the subject of the securing of guidance through prayer. How to pray for definite things ; how to intercede fob others; prayer for thanks giving and worship, and how to pray for enlistment in service are themes upon which very helpful light is shed. The book contains 128 pages and sells for 75c, cloth. A paper edition at 25c is available. ' —B. Finding My Place—Mary E. Moxcey A Girl’s Outlook on Life and Vocation By M ary E. M oxcey A careful and -comprehensive study of principles and opportunities in choosing a vocation, enriched by a wonderfully full background and written from the Chris tian point of view. Miss Moxcey is one of our outstanding leaders of girls of high-school and college age. She speaks with authority and her book shows the most thorough study of the subject. It is also practical and inspiring. It con tains numerous- Bible references which would furnish an excellent basis for an interesting and helpful study with young people on the application of Christian principles in choosing a vocation. Pub lished by Methodist Book Concern. Price $1.50. , - F. M. C. —o— ) A hook of Bible stories showing how Bible characters were the lamplighters of their time. Each story contains a word for missions or missionaries, showing God’s love for people of every time, race and clime. An attractive addition to books of Bible stories for the young. Published by Revell Company; 160 pages; price $1.50. —O. G. B. —o— Alphabetical Studies of Holy Scripture B y R ev . J esse S ayer , D.D. Here we have a book which should be greatly valued by Bible teachers, for it contains an analysis of every book of the Bible. Dr. Sayer certainly displays a gift for constructing catchy outlines. Alliter ation is noticeable in many of the out lines, thus furnishing striking material for teachers. In addition to the outlines, one will find information as to the name of each book, the writer, the authority, the purpose and the message. At the bot tom of each page, Dr. Sayer has suggest ed studies for children. These are in the form of questions relating to important facts in the book, and the children are to search out the answers. This is a book which every Sunday-school teacher would find a ready help. It is published by Mor gan & Scott-- the price in the United States being $2.50.—B. Bible Lamplighters For Boys and Girls B y E dward S hillito
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