In September, nineteen hundred and eleven, the Commission on the Adolescent was organized in Chicago, with E. H. Nichols and Frank L. Brown as Chairman and Secretary. This Commission had been authorized by the International Convention, the source of authority of the International Sunday School Association, in the preceding June at San Francisco. The Commission divided itself into Six parts for careful study: The Individual, The Home, The Church, The Sunday School, The Community, and The Country Sunday School. The first five reported in the spring of 1913, and the report was published under the title, The Sunday School and the Teens. The report of the Sixth sub-commis sion comprises the present volume, it being deemed best to keep the city and rural problems apart.
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