SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16323, 12 January 1921, Page 7

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS

SUMMER SCHOOL. ' Tlie fifth annual summer school of the Sunday School Teachers’ Association is being held at Itangiora. This is ?. new venture. Thanks to the kindness of the Ran {flora High School Board the two hostels and the- school have been placed at the disposal of tha teachers. Thor© are about thirty Christchurch taehers in residence, while visitors from the surrounding districts attend the morning raid evening lectures. The first week-ond, beginning January 8, was arranged mainly for social intercourse. On Sunday the students attended services at the Parish Church, which v.-ero taken by the Itey F. Dunnage (Woolston), and the Rev U. N. Taylor, of St Luke’s. Christchurch. Cm Monday at tho invitation cf Mr Simokineon a happy morning was spent at his home on Mount Grey Down?. The evening was given up to explanation cf the time-table, after which stories were told by various students, malalv for practice in methods of tolling. Tuesday morning's lectures began with a oeries of Bible studies cn the Eoisile to* the PhiUipianß. by the Rev L. A. Knight, or Leitlifield, which was followed bv ?, kindergarten demonstration lesson by Mias Baecand. In tho afternoon an cyrursiou was made to tho old Mabti Pa near Waikuku. Th© evening session was devoted to a. demonstration to middle school children by Miss Hawkins, followed by n. lecture oil Bible story telling by Miss M. J. Headridg*, Diocesan educational advisor. Tho services each day are Holy Communion at 7.15 a.m., evening prayer at 5.30 p.m., and compline at 8.45.