May 1932 Issue
Gathering the Fragments
I.H. Evans
Is it becoming for an ambassador from the court of heaven so to conduct himself socially and in the pulpit that he excites sympathy for himself rather than toward the kingdom that he is supposed to represent?
Is it becoming for an ambassador from the court of heaven so to conduct himself socially and in the pulpit that he excites sympathy for himself rather than toward the kingdom that he is supposed to represent?Maintaining Confidence in a Fear-Distracted World
J.L. Shaw
Just now, when the world is filled with fear, it is highly important that our workers everywhere—in the home, in the church, and among unbelievers—possess and maintain a positive, courageous attitude.
Just now, when the world is filled with fear, it is highly important that our workers everywhere—in the home, in the church, and among unbelievers—possess and maintain a positive, courageous attitude.My Experience With the Writings of Mrs. E. G. White
A.O. Tait
I was at one of the first General Conferences that I ever attended, in the early eighties, that I became deeply interested in the writings of Mrs. E. G. White.
I was at one of the first General Conferences that I ever attended, in the early eighties, that I became deeply interested in the writings of Mrs. E. G. White.Avoid Being a Hobbyist
C. S., Longacre
A hobbyist is almost always an extremist, and is liable to regard his own special work as the cure for all evils.
A hobbyist is almost always an extremist, and is liable to regard his own special work as the cure for all evils.Mistakes Often Made
Charles D. Litt
Mistakes often made in writing and speaking.
Mistakes often made in writing and speaking.Step by Step Through a Series of Meetings
L.T. Crisler
How to go about the process of holding a series of meetings.
How to go about the process of holding a series of meetings.Operative Principles in Evangelism
Allen Walker
Recently we concluded a series of meetings which continued for three months, seven nights in the week, without a break.
Recently we concluded a series of meetings which continued for three months, seven nights in the week, without a break.Safeguarding Confidences
S.A. Ruskjer
It is well for the physician to deliver public addresses, making plain certain general principles that have to do with health.
It is well for the physician to deliver public addresses, making plain certain general principles that have to do with health.Newspaper Publicity
W.E. Lanier
Seventh-Day Adventists have a message which, interpreted in the light of current events, makes real news. The world is asking, "What do these things mean?" "What does the future promise us?"
Seventh-Day Adventists have a message which, interpreted in the light of current events, makes real news. The world is asking, "What do these things mean?" "What does the future promise us?"The Preparation of Sermons
Meade Macguire
Guidance from Charles Finney on revival and preaching.
Guidance from Charles Finney on revival and preaching.The Association Forum
Various Authors
A round table on efficient methods.
A round table on efficient methods.The Query Corner
F.C. Gilbert, W.T. Bartlett, LeRoy E. Froom
Our readers ask various questions on various topics.
Our readers ask various questions on various topics.Diligence and Tact Required
Mabel MacDougall
How diligently men search for knowledge, devoting years to the study of some branch of art or science, willing even to sacrifice life itself in its pursuit; yet how little time is seriously given to the study of soul saving.
How diligently men search for knowledge, devoting years to the study of some branch of art or science, willing even to sacrifice life itself in its pursuit; yet how little time is seriously given to the study of soul saving.Developing Latent Capabilities
G. A. Roberts
A bit of study of men on the part of the leader, with guiding, encouraging counsel, properly given at the right times, is all that is necessary to get the best out of men, and to guide them into the places and under the responsibilities best suited to their capabilities.
A bit of study of men on the part of the leader, with guiding, encouraging counsel, properly given at the right times, is all that is necessary to get the best out of men, and to guide them into the places and under the responsibilities best suited to their capabilities.