February 1938 Issue

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What Youth Expects of Our Ministry

Anonymous

"They are searching not for imperfections on which to feed, but for positive realities by which to live."

"They are searching not for imperfections on which to feed, but for positive realities by which to live."

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True Revival and Reformation

Francis M. Wilcox

Solemn and timely was the devotional hour led by Elder Wilcox at the Battle Creek Autumn Council. It was a message of rebuke and entreaty, a call to repentance, making a deep impression upon all pres­ent. A portion is here reproduced.

Solemn and timely was the devotional hour led by Elder Wilcox at the Battle Creek Autumn Council. It was a message of rebuke and entreaty, a call to repentance, making a deep impression upon all pres­ent. A portion is here reproduced.

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Losses in Membership—No. 2

H.T. Elliott

Part two of series continues where we left of.

Part two of series continues where we left of.

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Debtors to All Mankind

W. H. Branson

The church of Christ today stands in the same relationship to the great gospel commis­sion as did the apostle to the Gentiles. We also are debtors to every nation which is in need of the gospel.

The church of Christ today stands in the same relationship to the great gospel commis­sion as did the apostle to the Gentiles. We also are debtors to every nation which is in need of the gospel.

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Imparting a World Vision—No. 2

L. H. Christian

Imparting a world vision means more than stimulating an interest in missions. It means creating in others an unbiased, intelligent, sympathetic fellow feeling with mankind in general.

Imparting a world vision means more than stimulating an interest in missions. It means creating in others an unbiased, intelligent, sympathetic fellow feeling with mankind in general.

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Capitalize Mohammedan Beliefs

L.B. Mershon

After more than twenty years of labor in Mohammedan fields, I have come to the conclusion that many of us have approached the followers of the green-robed prophet from the wrong angle.

After more than twenty years of labor in Mohammedan fields, I have come to the conclusion that many of us have approached the followers of the green-robed prophet from the wrong angle.

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Origin of the Papal Sunday—No. 1

W.G. Wirth

The Ecclesiastico-Historical Phase

The Ecclesiastico-Historical Phase

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Archeology's Contribution to Faith—No. 2

Lynn H. Wood

The advisability of using tree rings as found in the charred portions of beams in archeological ruins is at present begin­ning to be discussed; and even beads, which are now being studied at the Field Museum in Chicago, are found to have enough different types, forms, and sizes to play their part in checking other chronological information.

The advisability of using tree rings as found in the charred portions of beams in archeological ruins is at present begin­ning to be discussed; and even beads, which are now being studied at the Field Museum in Chicago, are found to have enough different types, forms, and sizes to play their part in checking other chronological information.

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A More Effectual Ministry

Carlyle B. Haynes, F.F. Schwindt, O.D. Cardey, F. S. Jackson

Articles on more efficient evangelistic methods and pastoral techniques.

Articles on more efficient evangelistic methods and pastoral techniques.

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"The Kings of the East"

W. E. Howell

Is it justifiable to apply "the East" of Rev­elation 16:12 to Japan?

Is it justifiable to apply "the East" of Rev­elation 16:12 to Japan?

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

The Ministry's Solemn Pledge

The Ministry's Solemn Pledge

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Catholicism and the Modern State

H. L. Rudy

Today, when liberalism and democracy are everywhere giving way to collectivism and totalitarianism, the significance of the change in secularized Western culture is being observed.

Today, when liberalism and democracy are everywhere giving way to collectivism and totalitarianism, the significance of the change in secularized Western culture is being observed.

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Implications at Oxford—No. 2

W.W. Prescott

A look at the concept of the church as a community.

A look at the concept of the church as a community.

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Transfer of White Estate—No. 2

Various Authors

Now as we face the task of closing up the work of the White Estate at St. Helena, moving all the files and book properties to our denominational headquarters, and establishing the work there, it is proper that we should pause to consider what is involved in this move.

Now as we face the task of closing up the work of the White Estate at St. Helena, moving all the files and book properties to our denominational headquarters, and establishing the work there, it is proper that we should pause to consider what is involved in this move.

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Practical Plans for Service

H.M. Walton

It would be not only a keen disappointment but a grievous mistake if the ideals and objectives of this Association were not projected into the field in definite activity.

It would be not only a keen disappointment but a grievous mistake if the ideals and objectives of this Association were not projected into the field in definite activity.

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A Rational Health Message

Harold A. Miller

The health reform program of this mes­sage should be presented through an array of facts abundantly proved by sci­ence, and a line of Scriptural evidence that fully substantiates the claims of the proponent.

The health reform program of this mes­sage should be presented through an array of facts abundantly proved by sci­ence, and a line of Scriptural evidence that fully substantiates the claims of the proponent.

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Basic Principles of Health Teaching No. 2—Avoid Overemphasis of Single Features of Health Message

H.M. Walton

Vocalized overdevelopment of any member of the human body is an unfortunate occurrence.

Vocalized overdevelopment of any member of the human body is an unfortunate occurrence.

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Motive in Service

M.A. Hollister

True are the words that "a thoroughgoing Christian draws his motives of action from his deep heart love for his Master."

True are the words that "a thoroughgoing Christian draws his motives of action from his deep heart love for his Master."

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Dispensing Spiritual and Physical Health

Elizabeth Chapman

Successful Methods for Auxiliary Departments in Our Sanitariums

Successful Methods for Auxiliary Departments in Our Sanitariums

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"Right Arm" in Conference Work

F.H. Robbins

Throughout the past fifteen years, doctors and nurses from the Washington Sanitarium have visited, over week ends, many of our churches in the large cities throughout the Columbia Union Conference.

Throughout the past fifteen years, doctors and nurses from the Washington Sanitarium have visited, over week ends, many of our churches in the large cities throughout the Columbia Union Conference.

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Let us be Accurate

Merwin R. Thurber

Suggestions on quoting, verifying, and crediting.

Suggestions on quoting, verifying, and crediting.

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Editorial Postscripts

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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