April 1933 Issue
Let Us Examine Ourselves
I.H. Evans
Self-Examination is far more profitable to any man than to examine the lives and acts of others. Nevertheless many of us are experienced in sitting in judgment on our fellows, while prone to neglect serious self-examination.
Self-Examination is far more profitable to any man than to examine the lives and acts of others. Nevertheless many of us are experienced in sitting in judgment on our fellows, while prone to neglect serious self-examination.The Personal Touch Imperative
M.E. Kern
We as leaders must not be content with making fishing tackle or pointing the way to the fishing banks, we must ourselves be actual fishers of men.
We as leaders must not be content with making fishing tackle or pointing the way to the fishing banks, we must ourselves be actual fishers of men.One Objective for Every Worker
H.W. Miller
There is but one mission in this world for Seventh-day Adventists, and that is to save souls.
There is but one mission in this world for Seventh-day Adventists, and that is to save souls.A Ministerial Forward Movement
B.M. Heald
This laymen's movement must not only be matched, but surpassed by a forward movement on our part as a ministry.
This laymen's movement must not only be matched, but surpassed by a forward movement on our part as a ministry.Safeguarding the Worker's Health
O.S. Parrett
When facing pressures, what can a worker do to preserve his health and energy through a normal life span, or can it be done at all?
When facing pressures, what can a worker do to preserve his health and energy through a normal life span, or can it be done at all?Greater Evangelism
A.D. Bohn, Allen Walker, John G. Mitchell
A Study of Principle, Practice, and Problem
A Study of Principle, Practice, and ProblemEconomy in Our Advertising
E.A. Beavon
Many efforts will be conducted this year with less funds than usual for advertising, and many doubtless with no conference subsidy at all. The following suggestions may be helpful to those who have little money to spend and wish to make it go as far as possible.
Many efforts will be conducted this year with less funds than usual for advertising, and many doubtless with no conference subsidy at all. The following suggestions may be helpful to those who have little money to spend and wish to make it go as far as possible.Common Excuses in Personal Work
Meade Macguire
Advice on becoming a successful soul winner.
Advice on becoming a successful soul winner.Holding Steady in the Present Crisis
J.L. Shaw
Through three bitter years of depression the Lord has enabled His servants to hold the lines of His work without a break, but we now seem to have reached the point of supreme test. Everything depends upon the steadiness with which His workers and people shall meet the pressure of the present situation.
Through three bitter years of depression the Lord has enabled His servants to hold the lines of His work without a break, but we now seem to have reached the point of supreme test. Everything depends upon the steadiness with which His workers and people shall meet the pressure of the present situation.Our Relation to Repeal
I.H. Evans
Shall the Eighteenth Amendment be repealed?
Shall the Eighteenth Amendment be repealed?Problems of Bible Translation
Ernst Kotz
One of the greatest problems confronting the missionary in certain heathen lands is that of translating the word of God into the language of the people for whom he labors.
One of the greatest problems confronting the missionary in certain heathen lands is that of translating the word of God into the language of the people for whom he labors.Pronunciation in Public Speaking
G.W. Rine
One of the first essentials of a good speaking voice is clear, distinct enunciation.
One of the first essentials of a good speaking voice is clear, distinct enunciation.