The Sunday-school Teacher's Manual, edited by William Mansfield Groton, is a guide designed to aid teachers in preparing engaging and effective Sunday school lessons. This manual provides valuable insights and practical advice for educators dedicated to Christian education, focusing on methods and strategies for delivering impactful religious instruction. It offers guidance on biblical studies, lesson planning, and creating a supportive learning environment for students. A useful resource for both new and experienced Sunday school teachers, this manual seeks to enhance the quality of religious education and inspire meaningful engagement with biblical teachings.

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