Country Living - Contents
- Foreword
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Chapter 1—A Call to Leave the Cities
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Chapter 2—Avoiding Labor Conflicts
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Chapter 3—An Appeal to Parents
- Keep the Children From Hotbeds of Iniquity
- Before the Scourge Shall Overflow
- Souls of Children Versus Ease and Comfort
- Christian Qualities Better Gained in Retired Locations
- The Refuge of Country Places
- To Secure Life's Best Results
- Manifold Benefits of Active Out-of-Door Life
- Expect No Miracle to Undo Results of Wrong Course
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Chapter 4—Occupations in Rural Locations
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Chapter 5—Preparing for the Sunday Law Crisis
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Chapter 6—Colonizing at Institutional Centers
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Chapter 7—Guided by God's Providences
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Chapter 8—Our Institutional Centers to Be Away From Congested Areas
- Suitable Locations for Institutions
- To Avoid Temptation and Corruption
- Stormy Times Are Before Us
- Where the Youth May Be Taught Most Effectively
- Working the Cities From Outposts
- In Easy Access to the Cities
- Lessons From Enoch and Lot
- Churches, but Not Institutions in the Cities
- The Message Given by the Lord
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Chapter 9—Emergency Flight in Closing Conflict
In Easy Access to the Cities
Let men of sound judgment be appointed, not to publish abroad their intentions, but to search for such properties in the rural districts, in easy access to the cities, suitable for small training schools for workers, and where facilities may also be provided for treating the sick and weary souls who know not the truth. Look for such places just out from the large cities, where suitable buildings may be secured, either as a gift from the owners, or purchased at a reasonable price by the gifts of our people. Do not erect buildings in the noisy cities.—Medical Ministry, 308, 309 (1909).CL 30.3