Concerning the Blackmer Woman’s National Missionary Home Association, Universalist. FOOTNOTES: [51] Told in “Among the Top-Knots,” Mrs. Underwood (Am. Tract Soc.) [52] Told in _Missionary Review of the World_, Nov., 1911. [53] “Foreign Mail Annual,” 1913, For. Dep. Int. Com. Y. M. C. A. [54] _Pedagogical Seminary_, March, 1908, “On the Education of Backward Races.” [55] Edited by Paul Monroe, 1912. (Macmillan.) [56] _Life and Light_, Oct., 1912. [57] _Woman’s Work_, Aug., 1911. Cora C. Bartlett. [58] Told by Miss A. W. Stocking in _Moslem World_, Oct., 1912. [59] _Congregationalist and Christian World_, Dec. 26, 1912. [60] “Kindergartens and ‘Near Kindergartens,’” _Child Welfare Magazine_, Sept., 1912. [61] “Mountain Tops and Valleys of Humanity,” _Child Welfare Magazine_, Dec., 1912. [62] “The Children’s Gardens,” Woman’s Board of Missions, (Cong.) [63] _Life and Light_, March, 1912. Janette E. Miller. [64] “How Orthodox Mohammedans Educate a Child.” Bd. of For. Miss. Ref. Ch. [65] “The Montessori System,” Theodate L. Smith. (Harper.) [66] “Education of Girls in the Levant.” T. H. P. Sailer in _Woman’s Work_, Aug., 1912. [67] “Physical Training for the Chinese.” M. J. Exner, M.D. [68] “The Athletic Method in Kashmir,” Henry Forman in _Outlook_, Sept. 24, 1910. [69] “Mountain Tops and Valleys of Humanity,” _Child Welfare Magazine_, Jan., 1913. [70] “Daylight in the Harem.” [71] “The Land of the White Helmet,” E. A. Forbes. (Revell.) [72] “Educational Work of the Bd. For. Miss. of the Pres. Ch.” [73] “A Little Child Shall Lead Them.” Wom. Bd. For. Miss. Ref. Ch. Am. [74] “Home Life in Syria,” Elfreda Post, Wom. Pres. Bd. For. Miss. CHAPTER V. THE CHILD AT WORSHIP “Suffer the little children to come unto Me.” Children worshiping--The child at worship in Thibet--In India--In Mohammedan Lands--In Africa--Religious needs greater than all others--The place of the child in non-Christian religions--In the Koran--In the Hindu Vedas and Shastras--Confucianism and Christianity--Failure of non-Christian religions to influence lives for righteousness--Religious acts and their results to children--Temple girls of India--Heathen mothers and their dead children--Only the Bible gives the child a place--The motive for teaching the children about Christ--The means to be used--Sunday-Schools--Christian Endeavor Societies--The power of God’s Word--Christian hymns--Obstacles to bringing children to Christ--“After many days”--Our great privilege. [Sidenote: Children worshiping.]