For many years it has been my custom to give, every Sunday morning, abrief sermon to the boys and girls of my congregation. This sermon isnever more than six minutes, often only three. As a result there hasbeen a growing attendance of young people at our morning worship. Theyare thus made to feel that they are wanted, and have a part in theChurch which all too often is looked upon as a Church solely for thegrownups. No part of my ministry has given me greater delight andsatisfaction than the thought that I am helping to establish in thelives of many boys and girls that habit so indispensable to a steadyChristian experience, namely—the habit of Sunday morning worship.
The Memory Texts and Memory Hymns, from the Methodist Episcopal Hymnal,suggested with each sermon are given for the reason that girls and boysgladly do memory work if it is definitely assigned them.
INTRODUCTION
CONTENTS
THE CHILDREN'S SIX MINUTES
HAPPY NEW YEAR
GROWTH
SNOW
KINDNESS
GOD'S CALL
A HAPPY HOME
SYSTEM
A BOY FROM THE COUNTRY
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING IN THE WORLD
EASTER LIGHT
APRIL
HELPING FINGERS
TWO R'S AND AN A
CANDLE CHILDREN
ALAS, THE MARKS
A BLIND MAN WHO SAW
CHOOSING A KING
WORSHIP AND TOIL
GOD'S CLOCK
THE HUMAN KODAK
WATCH LESSONS
WHAT DID YOU SEE?
KNIFE LESSONS
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