January 1937 Issue
Outlets for Spiritual Power
J. Lamar McElhany
Outlining the spiritual ideals and the vital objectives of departmental work.
Outlining the spiritual ideals and the vital objectives of departmental work.Responsibilities of Indigenous Leadership
N.C. Wilson
Should we not do much more for our indigenous workers in institutes where in a very definite and careful way we can train and inspire these men, many of whom have capacity and ability for efficient work?
Should we not do much more for our indigenous workers in institutes where in a very definite and careful way we can train and inspire these men, many of whom have capacity and ability for efficient work?The Alcohol Problem*—No. 1
Julius Gilbert White
When planning to consider the problem which alcohol presents in the world today, we should first get a view of the whole subject and consider all of its multiple phases.
When planning to consider the problem which alcohol presents in the world today, we should first get a view of the whole subject and consider all of its multiple phases.File for Sermon Material
E.E. Beddoe
After long experimentation with various methods for filing sermon material, I have found one that is satisfactory.
After long experimentation with various methods for filing sermon material, I have found one that is satisfactory.Evangelism Among Roman Catholics
N.H. Kinzer
Tact is the outstanding factor requisite in dealing with any person or group, of whatever religious persuasion. But this is particularly true in winning Roman Catholics to present truth.
Tact is the outstanding factor requisite in dealing with any person or group, of whatever religious persuasion. But this is particularly true in winning Roman Catholics to present truth.Reaching the Masses of a Conference—No. 1
H.E. Lysinger
A conference facing the task of warning a population of nearly four million people who reside in 205 counties, 174 of these counties without a Seventh-day Adventist church, presents a need and an appeal that no conference can lightly consider.
A conference facing the task of warning a population of nearly four million people who reside in 205 counties, 174 of these counties without a Seventh-day Adventist church, presents a need and an appeal that no conference can lightly consider.Bible History Teaches Bible Doctrine—No. 1
Frederick A. Schilling
Bible history is inseparable from Bible doctrine, and constitutes its setting or foundation.
Bible history is inseparable from Bible doctrine, and constitutes its setting or foundation.Effective Climax
H. M. Tippett
A very successful preacher has found through experience the power of effective climax in Biblical exegesis and public exhortation.
A very successful preacher has found through experience the power of effective climax in Biblical exegesis and public exhortation.Our New Theological Seminary
I.H. Evans
Our need for a graduate school.
Our need for a graduate school.Newly Published "Testimonies Selections"
Arthur White
Will the three-book edition of "Selections From the Testimonies" replace the nine-volume set of "Testimonies for the Church"?
Will the three-book edition of "Selections From the Testimonies" replace the nine-volume set of "Testimonies for the Church"?The Place of Congregational Singing
Irving A. Steinel
Just prior to the Reformation, congregational singing became almost extinct. The singing was all done by the choir. There is a tendency on the part of some of our choir leaders—and not a few regard it as dangerous—to monopolize so much of the time allotted to music that there is little singing done by the congregation.
Just prior to the Reformation, congregational singing became almost extinct. The singing was all done by the choir. There is a tendency on the part of some of our choir leaders—and not a few regard it as dangerous—to monopolize so much of the time allotted to music that there is little singing done by the congregation.Valuable Quotations
Various Authors
Extracts From Current Literature
Extracts From Current Literature