considered the boy as a dual personality and regarded life as both
secular and spiritual. Today she is beginning to understand that all
boyhood life is spiritual; that there are no secular activities in
boyhood, but that every activity that a boy enters into has tremendous
spiritual value, either for good or for bad. It is especially true in a
boy's life that the spiritual finds expression through the physical. It
should be true of all life, but a boy especially lives by physical
expression.


BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE CHURCH

Foster.--The Boy and the Church (.75).

Gray.--Non-Church Going, Its Reasons, and Remedies ($1.00).

Hodges.--Training of Children in Religion ($1.50).

Hulbert.--The Church and Her Children ($1.00).




IV

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OR CHURCH SCHOOL


The Sunday school is the biggest force of the church in the life of the
boy. At times he refuses to attend the stated worship of the church, but