October 1938 Issue

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Expand Your Mental Horizons

John D. Snider

If the reader does his part aright, literature will give him both depth of insight and breadth of outlook.

If the reader does his part aright, literature will give him both depth of insight and breadth of outlook.

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The Qualifications for Soul Winning

J. L. Shuler

We here reproduce a theological seminary lecture.

We here reproduce a theological seminary lecture.

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Just Between Us Missionary Wives—No. 3

Eric M. Meleen

Face hardships with a smile.

Face hardships with a smile.

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Maintaining a World Movement No. 3—Auditing and Budgeting

Claude Conrad

As a protection to the officers and to those responsible for the handling of monies in denominational service, as well as to the or­ganizations themselves, a system of auditing and checking of accounts has been instituted throughout the world field.

As a protection to the officers and to those responsible for the handling of monies in denominational service, as well as to the or­ganizations themselves, a system of auditing and checking of accounts has been instituted throughout the world field.

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Pastoring Vastly More Than Preaching

Clinton J. Coon

The pastor who is not a soul winner is a failure. In a special sense a pastor is an ambassador for Christ. He is commis­sioned to win, to hold, and to reclaim lost souls by the power of divine love. In everything he is to represent Christ.

The pastor who is not a soul winner is a failure. In a special sense a pastor is an ambassador for Christ. He is commis­sioned to win, to hold, and to reclaim lost souls by the power of divine love. In everything he is to represent Christ.

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Sound Revival Work

F.G. Ashbaugh

It was my happy privilege, upon the request of the union committee, to engage in twelve revival efforts of one week each in our churches in 1937. We might ask, is there a need for revival work in our churches?

It was my happy privilege, upon the request of the union committee, to engage in twelve revival efforts of one week each in our churches in 1937. We might ask, is there a need for revival work in our churches?

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The One Supreme Qualification

Clifford A. Reeves

What are the qualifications required to make us effectual ministers of the new covenant? What is the one supreme thing which we must have if we are to proclaim the advent message with power and lasting success?

What are the qualifications required to make us effectual ministers of the new covenant? What is the one supreme thing which we must have if we are to proclaim the advent message with power and lasting success?

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Free Radio Time

R.E. Browning

Since most time on the air is rather expensive, it is quite important for our workers who have limited budgets to give study to methods of securing what is called "free time."

Since most time on the air is rather expensive, it is quite important for our workers who have limited budgets to give study to methods of securing what is called "free time."

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The Reading of Hymns

Marion E. Cady

Should the hymn ever be read aloud before it is sung?

Should the hymn ever be read aloud before it is sung?

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The Revelation of Christ's Coming

J.N. Anderson

What is the meaning of the term "apocalypse"?

What is the meaning of the term "apocalypse"?

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The Law of Sin and Death

Richard Fredericks

Does "the law of sin and death" refer to the decalogue?

Does "the law of sin and death" refer to the decalogue?

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The Pre-Adamic Ruin Theory

Anonymous

Our readers are perhaps aware that there are only three possible theories about the fossils, so far as they are related to the record of creation given in Genesis.

Our readers are perhaps aware that there are only three possible theories about the fossils, so far as they are related to the record of creation given in Genesis.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Secularized History's Encrouchment--No. 3

Secularized History's Encrouchment--No. 3

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Medical Evangelism Pays

E. Toral Seat

After six years of work in the medical college, as director of the department of Medical Evangelistic Field Training, it is my conclusion that we as a people have not yet realized or appreciated the great pos­sibilities of medical evangelistic work in pro­claiming our message

After six years of work in the medical college, as director of the department of Medical Evangelistic Field Training, it is my conclusion that we as a people have not yet realized or appreciated the great pos­sibilities of medical evangelistic work in pro­claiming our message

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Medical Missionary Work and the Gospel

G. A. Roberts

No. 3—Work for Every Church Member

No. 3—Work for Every Church Member

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Presenting Health Principles

H.M. Walton

It is highly important that the message of healthful living be presented in such a manner that it will appeal to the fair-minded.

It is highly important that the message of healthful living be presented in such a manner that it will appeal to the fair-minded.

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Health Reform a Spiritual Factor

Various Authors

There are some who feel that health re­form is a physiological question alone, and that it is not a moral one. But we must never forget the spiritual factor.

There are some who feel that health re­form is a physiological question alone, and that it is not a moral one. But we must never forget the spiritual factor.

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