"The Organized Sunday School: A Working Manual for Officers" by J. W. Axtell, originally published in 1901, provides a comprehensive guide to the efficient and effective management of Sunday schools. This practical manual offers insights into the roles and responsibilities of Sunday school officers, covering aspects such as organization, curriculum development, and teaching methodologies.

Axtell⿿s work emphasizes the importance of structure and planning in delivering religious education, aiming to equip leaders with the tools necessary to create a thriving and impactful learning environment. While reflecting the educational approaches of its time, the book offers enduring principles relevant to anyone involved in Christian education and church administration.

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