January 1932 Issue

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A New Beginning

I.H. Evans

This new year ought to see more souls won to Christ than we have ever won before.

This new year ought to see more souls won to Christ than we have ever won before.

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Spiritual Pride in Its Relation to Judging

C.W. Irwin

One who indulges in judging, and in selfish and narrow criticism, is usually actuated by spiritual pride.

One who indulges in judging, and in selfish and narrow criticism, is usually actuated by spiritual pride.

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The Minister's Wife*

Anonymous

There are two basic requirements for any woman who aspires to be a helper to her minister-husband.

There are two basic requirements for any woman who aspires to be a helper to her minister-husband.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

The fundamental emphasis.

The fundamental emphasis.

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Organizing the Sermon

T.M. French

Every thoughtful preacher gives painstaking care to the plan of his sermon, whether it be held in the mind or placed in written form. However, unless the sermon is worked out into a written outline before it is given in the desk, there is a tendency toward careless preparation, which soon degenerates into wandering, pointless preaching.

Every thoughtful preacher gives painstaking care to the plan of his sermon, whether it be held in the mind or placed in written form. However, unless the sermon is worked out into a written outline before it is given in the desk, there is a tendency toward careless preparation, which soon degenerates into wandering, pointless preaching.

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An Appeal for Dignity in Advertising

Carlyle B. Haynes

The appeal for dignity in evangelism certainly applies to our advertising matter.

The appeal for dignity in evangelism certainly applies to our advertising matter.

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The Formula of a Good Ad

M.B. Drake

What makes up a good ad?

What makes up a good ad?

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A Satisfying Exchange

Anonymous

A daily, living, abiding ex­perience is necessary.

A daily, living, abiding ex­perience is necessary.

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Let Us Make a Home Base Advance

W. H. Branson

We have often talked of making advances in mission lands, and have rejoiced when new tribes were entered, new languages mastered, and new churches established as memorials for God. But we have not heard so much in regard to advancing into new fields in the countries constituting our home bases.

We have often talked of making advances in mission lands, and have rejoiced when new tribes were entered, new languages mastered, and new churches established as memorials for God. But we have not heard so much in regard to advancing into new fields in the countries constituting our home bases.

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Institutional Efforts

Frank A. Coffin

That it is possible for workers in our institutions to accomplish more in evangelism than that which comes to them in their daily routine, is being demonstrated by the Review and Her­ald family in their second evangelistic effort.

That it is possible for workers in our institutions to accomplish more in evangelism than that which comes to them in their daily routine, is being demonstrated by the Review and Her­ald family in their second evangelistic effort.

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Greater Evangelism

S.A. Ruskjer , Sherman E. Wight, M.N. Campbell

A discussion of principle, practice, and problems.

A discussion of principle, practice, and problems.

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Public Prayer

Taylor G. Bunch

The matter of method.

The matter of method.

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The Peril of Suppressing Truth

Mary E. Walsh

As Bible workers, we should be able to say with Paul that we are pure from the blood of all men, for we have not shunned to declare "all the counsel of God." Acts 20:26, 27.

As Bible workers, we should be able to say with Paul that we are pure from the blood of all men, for we have not shunned to declare "all the counsel of God." Acts 20:26, 27.

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Ministers of Grace

Arthur W. Spalding

To be oneself is the second requisite of a minister of Jesus Christ; but the first requisite is through close and studious communion with the Master to become, in speech, in manner, and in address, a person whom one need not be ashamed of being.

To be oneself is the second requisite of a minister of Jesus Christ; but the first requisite is through close and studious communion with the Master to become, in speech, in manner, and in address, a person whom one need not be ashamed of being.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry's back page.

From the Ministry's back page.

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