Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: One Week's Work. CENTRAL THOUGHT: Love. Mottoes. " Little children, love one another." " On streets, in homes and schools, Be loving", gentle, brave." " He prayeth best who loveth best." Daily Talks. (a) Ethical. Explain that the first pillar in our temple is called love, and it is the most beautiful of all the pillars. Refer to " Loving Verse" and show that by loving even the smallest creatures, our love for each other will grow stronger. Repeat "Band of Mercy" pledge daily and encourage children to look for opportunities of showing their love, " On streets, in homes, and schools." If we try to make this pillar of love strong, we shall be able to build other pillars, and so make our temple a fitting place for the "Still Small Voice" to dwell in. Scripture. Story of Moses. Great love of the mother for her child is shown when, at great risk to herself, she hid him three months. Again, in her anxiety that no harm should come to her child, she set Miriam to watch the cradle in the rushes. Hymns. " In our dear Lord's garden." "He prayeth best who loveth best." This hymn teaches that the smallest of God's creatures is worthy of our love. The Band of Mercy pledge explains this hymn and encourages children to love all animals. " I promise to be kind to all living creatures." Daily Talks. (o) Nature. Family Life. 1. Our home. House, of what built—stone, brick, wood ; work of mason, joiner, plumber. Furniture, tables, chairs, sofa. People. i. Father, mother, children—work of each. ii. Food—bread, meat—source of chief articles of food. iii. Clothes—woollen, cotton, leather. (Wool from sheep. -! Cotton from plant. Leather from cow.LOVE Literature.Songs and Games.Occupations.Pictures.Story. Mother and child.Tearing, Foldin...