Published as a tract, there are only a few pages but the information provided is very meaningful.
Here are a few of the Christian Home Series books that are currently digitized and online. We became aware of them through discovering three short booklets on raising children that were exceedingly helpful. In searching for them we learned of the five volume series, and fortunately found a complete set through John Segar. They are sold through the ABC so you can get new copies if you wish.
Subject: Youth, Newly Married and Parents
This is the first of a five-part series of books on coming together in marriage and raising converted Christian children. I highly recommend it. You can download the first chapter on what is a Christian home at this link.
Subject: First two years of the baby's life.
This is the second of a five-part series of books on marriage and raising Christian children. This volume was written by Belle Wood-Comstock.
Subject: Children from ages 3 to nine.
Published more recently as Through Early Childhood, this is a wonderful book on the younger years of childhood past the baby years. It is filled with much practical advise on how to raise children.
Preadolescence, ages 10 to 13.
We haven't read any of this yet, but are confident of quality material.
Subject: Adolescence, 14-20.
This is new and unknown at this time, but will be excellent.
Final paragraph: "In the work that faces us one of the greatest difficulties, one of the greatest hindrances to advancement comes as the result of hasty, ill-advised marriages. This is one of Satan's most, successful methods for thwarting the purpose of God for our young people. Every school should recognize its duty to prepare men and women to follow in the Savior's steps as workers for their fellow men. It should also train them to patiently wait for mature judgment in the selection of their partners in this work.
Vesta Farnsworth commenced her writing career authoring articles for the The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald.Later she worked with the Sabbath School Association. She also contributed to various church papers and authored four books, some of which were recommended for Junior and Missionary Volunteer courses. She was married twice and served with her husbands in the U.S., New Zealand, Australia and England.
A book on marriage and family recommended by A. W. Spalding.
A book on health for children. This is obviously dated but many of the general principles still apply.
A book on nature for children.
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He is not a member of our church but chapters of his book are recommended in some of the books written by A. W. Spalding.