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iGENEKAh AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONI aJI the5. Personal work. At the request of the PersonalWork Committee sixteen teachers responded to the call, andhad interviews with sixty-nine students during the fallterm.b . Social service work. The Social Service Committeeconducted a Sunday school for street children at theTrinity Church.7. Monthly faculty meetings. Those were held for thediscussion of practical topics relating to the Bible studywork. They aided greatly in promoting fellowship andstimulating enthusiasm.In the sprmg term thirty-six students attended allfourteen sessions, 118 students attended ten or more sessions.In the fall term forty-two students attended all fourteensessions, 122 students attended ten or more sessions. In thespring term twenty-four -studentsterm lureceived certificates andin the term 305 oldforty-one.students rejoined the school,springand in the fall term 154.Course of StudyfFoundation Truths W. W. Lockwood.Outlines in Matthew J. C. Clark,I GradeiTeachings of -Icsus -W. II. Zia.of Christ S. E. llening11 Grade["LifeChristian Fundamentals -1. S. BurgessI Parables of Jesus Z. IT. TongCharacter of Jesus Perkins orLife of Paul W. II. ZiaHayesI II Grade{ Manhood of the Mastei FosdickfSocial Teachings of Jesus -Jenksrv n T1 Will of Godi Wright1 \ Grade N ,./< T> ,.Comparative KeligionsI Pauline EpistlesLast spring the Bible School had an enrollment of 260students of whom loO \*ere regular members of the Association. This fall term, out of a [total enrollment of 275members, 175 were active Association men. In other words,sixty-four per cent of the whole School are members of theAssociation.