International Journal of Religious Education - Vol. XII - Contents for June 1936 (No. 10)

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Official publication of the International Council of Religious Education, this June 1936 issue (Vol. XII, No. 10) presents editorials, articles, and department features focused on religious education and church-program planning. Sections include editorials on youth involvement, social ideals, adult education symposium topics, conference and camp guidance, denominational happenings, current film estimates, and new books. Editorial guidance emphasizes election-era youth activities, Children’s Day programming, vacation schools, and summer worship plans for July and August.

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International Journal of Religious Education

Contents (Vol. XII, No. 10, June 1936)

Editorials

Articles and Departments

Worship Programs and General Articles

Oficial Publication of THE INTERNATIONAL CoUNCIL of RELIGIOUs EDUCATION 小 Rox G.Ross General Secretary BoARD OF EDITORS P.R.HAYWARD Chairman GLORIA DIENER Associate Editor FLORENCE TEAGUE Circulation Manager MIRIAM HAUSKNECHT Secretary FoRREST L.KNAPPOTTO MAYERMARY ALICE JoNESHARRY C.MUNROPAUL D.EDDYLENA KNAPP J.R.HARGREAVES 云 Copyright 1936,byTHE INTERNATIONAL CoUNCIL OFRELIGI0Us EDUCATION 小 PuBLISHED MoNTHLY,ExCEPT AuGUST,BY THE INTERNATIONAL CoUNCIL oF RE-LIGIOUs EDUCATION.Publication Office,450 Ahnaip Street,Menasha,Wisconsin.Editorial Offce,203 North WabashAvenue,Chicago,Ilinois.Entered assecond class matter at the post office atMenasha,WisAcceptance for mailingat special rate of postage provided forin the Act of February 28,1925,em-bodied in paragraph 4 section 538,P.L.&R.,authorized March 2,1936.Subscription rates:One year,$1.25.Three subscriptions in one order,$1.00each.Clubs of five or more copies toone address,90 cents each.Single copy,15 cents.Same rates to foreign countries. Photo,C.H.Newham # International Journalof Religious Education VoL.XIICONTENTSJune · 1936 No.10 PageEDITORIALS...….……. ...…..… .……....3“ALL THE DAx LoNG”..................................... 5IMPLEMENTING SocIAL IDEALS,Merle N.English .......... 6YoUTH GoES TO THE PoLLs,Harry Thomas Stock ............. 7THE RELIGIOUS SITUATION IN NoRWAY,H.E.Riddervold ......... 9EXPERIMENTS IN ADULT EDUCATION(A SYMPOSIUM)............10WHEN THE JUNIOR CHOIR SINGs,R.Buchanan Morton.........13How TO CHOOSE A SUMMER CONFERENCE,Erwin L.Shaver.......14SUMMER CAMP MAKES A DIFFERENCE!J.Gordon Howard.......16A VACATION PROGRAM IN THE LocAL CHURCH,Victor E.Marriott I7A UNITED ADULT MOVEMENT.......................18一SOME MORE TALK ABOUT CAMP.............................19SINCE THE REPEAL OF NATIONAL PROHIBITION(WHAT ARE THEFACTs?)..............................................2ISUGGESTIONS FOR BUILDING JULY-AuGUST WoRSHIP PROGRAMSPRIMARY DEPARTMENT,Margaret E.Sherwood........... 22JUNIOR DEPARTMENT,Violet Otto Wilson...................24INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT,Alleen Moon................ 27SENIOR AND YoUnG PEOPLE's DEPARTMENTS,Gladys E.Gray....30CURRENT FiLM EsTIMATES................................35WHAT's HAPPENING IN RELIGIOUs EDUCATION ...............36NEw BooKS......................................…....38 Contents of previous isstues of the International Journal of Religious Education are given inthe Education Index in your public library. AKER of Mountains, Creator of their beauty and their might,I lift mysmall and human heart to thee,Fill it,I pray,with something of their might;Their steadfastness;their high serenity.Sweep it with canyon winds and wash it cleanWith clear cold water from the eternal snow. Let these bright torrents purge me—let all meanDesires and passions leave me—let me goBack to the lowlands,back to the crowded days,Poised and sustained and ready for my part.Let me go back,schooled in the mountains'ways,Bearing their old wuise secrets in my heart. —GRACE NoLL CROWELL # The Journal in the Summer-Jime THIS issue of the Journal will reach our readers in theI late spring or early summer. Some will be bringing their programs to a climax aroundthe middle or the latter part of June.Others will be plan-ning those special activities that come in the summer,such asvacation schools.Still others will be looking forward to nextyear and laying plans for new features and better work inthe old ones.For these many types of leaders the editorshave sought to provide a variety of stimulating help.Facingthe coming election in the United States with youth;pro-viding an effective Children's Day program;getting a broadvacation program under way;sending young people to campsand summer conferences of many varieties;considering newtrends and methods in adult work;setting up a discussiongroup on some problem,for instance temperance—these prac-tical issues of the church program are taken care of.In thewi

FAQs

What issue and publication details are listed for this edition?

The document identifies it as International Journal of Religious Education, published monthly by the International Council of Religious Education, and lists Vol. XII, June 1936, No. 10.

Which major themes do the editorials and articles address?

The contents highlight social ideals and social action, youth participation around elections, adult education approaches (including a symposium), and practical guidance for summer conferences, camps, and local church programs.

Why does this issue emphasize worship programs for July and August?

The text states there is no August issue, and because August has five Sundays, the issue allocates an unusually large proportion of space to worship content for July and August.

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