A History Of The Sabbath School Of The First Presbyterian Church, Summit Hill, Carbon County, Pa., And A Narrative Of The Diamond Jubilee, 75th Anniversary Of The Sabbath School recounts the history of the Sabbath School associated with the First Presbyterian Church in Summit Hill, Pennsylvania. Penned by Henry Irvin Nicholas and published around 1910, this volume offers a detailed look at the school's development and activities through its first 75 years.
This historical record provides valuable insights into the role of religious education in a small American community during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It will appeal to those interested in Presbyterian Church history, local Pennsylvania history, and the evolution of Christian education programs.
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