American Institute of Sacred Literature (acronym, AISL; previously, Institute of Hebrew; 1880–1948) was an American adult education institution which focused on Christian and related religious texts. The work of the Institute embraced:
* Popular education in the religious field through the distribution of large numbers of leaflets and pamphlets.
* Courses of prescribed reading for ministers, religious workers, and laymen, with the circulation of traveling libraries, sixteen in number.
* Elementary study courses with or without a correspondence feature for individuals or groups, sixteen in number. The institute, published monthly, presented a new course in this series annually.
* Correspondence courses giving University credit.
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American Institute of Sacred Literature (acronym, AISL; previously, Institute of Hebrew; 1880–1948) was an American adult education institution which focused on Christian and related religious texts. The work of the Institute embraced:
* Popular education in the religious field through the distribution of large numbers of leaflets and pamphlets.
* Courses of prescribed reading for ministers, religious workers, and laymen, with the circulation of traveling libraries, sixteen in number.
* Elementary study courses with or without a correspondence feature for individuals or groups, sixteen in number. The institute, published monthly, presented a new course in this series annually.
* Correspondence courses giving University credit.
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