L'enciclopedia delle scuole domenicali e l'educazione religiosa (Volume 1); dare una visione mondiale della storia e del progresso della scuola domenicale e dello sviluppo dell'educazione religiosa... . – plicato che è meglio costruire un nuovo, piuttosto che tentare di modificare un vecchio edificio della chiesa nei quartieri della domenica-scuola. Ci è solitamente una mancanza di luce che ririchiede le finestre. In tali casi morecan essere realizzato costruendo la parte Sun-day-School nuovo. Quando questo è thecase le idee ed i suggerimenti verranno dai programmi tardivi offerti qui. Per la posizione, vedere quanto efficace un

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The encyclopedia of Sunday schools and religious education (Volume 1); giving a world-wide view of the history and progress of the Sunday school and the development of religious education... . plicated that it wouldbe better to build a new, rather than toattempt to alter an old, church buildinginto Sunday-school quarters. There isusually a lack of light which will requirenew windows. In such instances morecan be accomplished by building the Sun-day-school portion new. When this is thecase ideas and suggestions will come from the late plans offered herewith. For in-stance, see how effectively a modern build-ing can be realized by adopting the CedarEapids plan, using the church auditoriumfor worship and adding classroom facil-ities. The same principle can be adoptedin the smallest church. The writer re-cently saw in California a church altera-tion costing about a thousand dollarswhich had transformed the Sunday schoolfrom a one-room organization to a threedepartment school with three additionalclassrooms. The membership of theschool was about a hundred and gradedwork was being used in part. In a largecity school where the problem of class-rooms had become acute, a neighboring. G. W. Kramer, Architect flat building was rented and gave themunexpectedly efficient quarters for theyadded about twenty-five separate class-rooms. A covered sidewalk to the churchmade the building a constituent part ofthe Sunday-school plant. Do not regardit as impossible to improve greatly yourpresent building. Even in the case ofthe single room country church with nobasement it is possible by means of cur-tains to add greatly to the efficiency ofthe school, while one rolling partitionwill give a Primary Department whichwill enable the teachers to do infinitelybetter work. The cost of curtaining a Architecture, S. S. 53 Architecture, S. S. half dozen classes and putting a rollingpartition or folding doors across the build-ing for the Primary Department, neednot exceed a hundred dollars. Thisme

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