June 1932 Issue

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The Preacher's Influence

I.H. Evans

Today, both in print and from the platform, the minister and his work are frequently ridiculed and spoken of with contempt. Science, phi­losophy, and modern industrialism are lauded to the skies, while the preacher and his message and influence are belittled.

Today, both in print and from the platform, the minister and his work are frequently ridiculed and spoken of with contempt. Science, phi­losophy, and modern industrialism are lauded to the skies, while the preacher and his message and influence are belittled.

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Be Ye Also Ready

C.H. Watson

Christ's Appeal to His Leaders

Christ's Appeal to His Leaders

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The Minister's Wife and Applied Ideals

Anonymous

The minister should always find rest—spiritual, mental, and physical—in his home.

The minister should always find rest—spiritual, mental, and physical—in his home.

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"Beautify the House of the Lord"

M.G. Conger

The divine pattern, the heavenly blue print, clearly in­dicated that no careless plans nor indifferent work would be acceptable to God.

The divine pattern, the heavenly blue print, clearly in­dicated that no careless plans nor indifferent work would be acceptable to God.

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Making the Effort Pay Its Way

F. G. Clifford

It is quite possible to budget the expenses of an evangelistic campaign with a fair degree of accuracy.

It is quite possible to budget the expenses of an evangelistic campaign with a fair degree of accuracy.

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Evangelistic Work in the Smaller Towns

George J. Seltzer

During the first four years of my ministry, while I was working in country schoolhouses and in small towns, the Lord helped me to raise up a number of companies, and to build three new churches and buy another.

During the first four years of my ministry, while I was working in country schoolhouses and in small towns, the Lord helped me to raise up a number of companies, and to build three new churches and buy another.

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The Advantage of a "Health Night"

Robert L. Boothby

The more I study the Spirit of prophecy, the more I am convinced that health reform is to play a fundamental part in the giving of the last saving mes­sage to the world.

The more I study the Spirit of prophecy, the more I am convinced that health reform is to play a fundamental part in the giving of the last saving mes­sage to the world.

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An Appeal for More Effective Advertising

Carlyle B. Haynes

One of the heaviest items of evangelistic expense is advertising. It should, therefore, contribute largely to the success of evangelistic endeavor.

One of the heaviest items of evangelistic expense is advertising. It should, therefore, contribute largely to the success of evangelistic endeavor.

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Reaction on the Age of the Universe

George McReady Price

Modern science is subject to vogues, and that usually these fleeting scientific fashions are based on some exaggerated view of recent discov­eries.

Modern science is subject to vogues, and that usually these fleeting scientific fashions are based on some exaggerated view of recent discov­eries.

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The Days of the Week in Modern Greek

W. E. Howell

Note: This article needs the Greek Characters inserted to the text It is a remarkable fact that the names used for the days of the week by some I twelve million modern Greeks, correspond closely to the Genesis and the New Testament usage. In Genesis the days of creation…

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Preaching Christ in All

G. A. Roberts

We cannot exhaust the topic of Christ.

We cannot exhaust the topic of Christ.

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Two Contrasting Methods of Approach to the Public

O.D. Cardey, John G. Mitchell

Evangelist Cardey differs from most of his colleagues in evangelism in that he announces but one Sunday night meeting at a time. And he does not disclose at the outset that he is a Seventh-day Adventist. Evangelist Mitchell, on the other hand, stresses the full series planned, and capitalizes his identity as an Adventist.

Evangelist Cardey differs from most of his colleagues in evangelism in that he announces but one Sunday night meeting at a time. And he does not disclose at the outset that he is a Seventh-day Adventist. Evangelist Mitchell, on the other hand, stresses the full series planned, and capitalizes his identity as an Adventist.

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Responsibilities in a Public Effort

Lona Brosi

Wise counsel and practical tips.

Wise counsel and practical tips.

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My Circulating Library

Kathleen Meyer

I follow the plan of using a cir­culating library, comprising about two dozen twenty-five-cent books on va­rious points of present truth.

I follow the plan of using a cir­culating library, comprising about two dozen twenty-five-cent books on va­rious points of present truth.

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"The Work of an Evangelist"

Morris Lukens

To what ex­tent are you doing the work of an evangelist? How many souls have been won to the truth through your evangelism during the year?

To what ex­tent are you doing the work of an evangelist? How many souls have been won to the truth through your evangelism during the year?

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A Continuous Study Program

J.G. Gjording

Increasing the opportunity to read.

Increasing the opportunity to read.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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