Articles
Conservation of Evangelism's Results—No. 1
A plea for the stoppage of all preventable losses from our accessions.
Junior Chalk Talks
Thereare, doubtless, many ways in which a little "corner" in every sermon can be reserved for the benefit of the children. I have found that a junior chalk talk given immediately preceding the regular sermon is effective.
Sabbath School Possibilities
The sabbath school and the church school offer to the minister two of the greatest fields for evangelism anywhere to be found. Yet comparatively few of our ministers sense the real importance of the Sabbath school.
The Acts of Pilate
Can the Acts of Pilate, as published in "The Political and Legal History of the Trial of Jesus" (William Overton Clough, Indianapolis, 1895), be accepted as authentic?
The Delivery of the Sermon
Last month we considered the factors involved in the preparation of sermons, and noted that there are five parts to the sermon outline. We come now to the consideration of the sermon outline.
A National Ministry in Every Land
In foreign fields there is no work of greater importance than that of training a national, or a native, ministry.
The Music of the Church Service
The music of the Sabbath service may be classified under the following heads: (a ) the voluntary, (2) the congregational hymn, and (3) special music. The purpose of this article is to suggest in a simple way how to make each of these fulfill, as nearly as possible, its true purpose.