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Needham Bryant Broughton (1848-1914) and link http://elbourne.org/baptist/whybaptist/13_sundayschool.html Why Sunday Schools in Baptist Churches
*''[[Fundamentalism|The Fundamentals]]: A Testimony to the Truth'', a series of pamphlets first published between 1910 and 1915, and later compiled and edited as a single volume.
*''[[Fundamentalism|The Fundamentals]]: A Testimony to the Truth'', a series of pamphlets first published between 1910 and 1915, and later compiled and edited as a single volume.
Age-specific, doctrinally-centered, denominational Sunday School Lesson Plans and study materials were developed from these sources according to multiple levels of understanding and need.
Age-specific, doctrinally-centered, denominational Sunday School Lesson Plans and study materials were developed from these sources according to multiple levels of understanding and need.
About 1900 Needham Bryant Broughton (N. B. Broughton) published ''Why Sunday Schools in Baptist Churches'', which became a key text.
By 1910, the Baptist and Presbyterian Churches had really taken up the banner of Vacation Bible School, formalizing the process and method of instruction, and publishing their own VBS textbooks.
By 1910, the Baptist and Presbyterian Churches had really taken up the banner of Vacation Bible School, formalizing the process and method of instruction, and publishing their own VBS textbooks.
[http://www.biblestudytools.com/history/creeds-confessions/catechisms/ Catechisms (biblestudytools.com)]
[http://www.biblestudytools.com/history/creeds-confessions/catechisms/ Catechisms (biblestudytools.com)]
[http://elbourne.org/baptist/whybaptist/13_sundayschool.html N. B. Broughton: Handbook Manual for Sunday Schools: Why Sunday Schools in Baptist Churches (elbourne.org)]
[http://www.recongress.org/ccd-beginings.htm The History of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD for the poor) (recongress.org)]
[http://www.recongress.org/ccd-beginings.htm The History of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD for the poor) (recongress.org)]