April 1939 Issue

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Columbia Union's Epochal Council

L.A. King

This highly practical and stimulative council, re­ported by Ministry request, resulted in a wealth of valuable papers and discussions, many of which will be shared with our readers.

This highly practical and stimulative council, re­ported by Ministry request, resulted in a wealth of valuable papers and discussions, many of which will be shared with our readers.

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Successful Follow-Up Work

Robert L. Boothby

Crowds alone do not necessarily spell success for an evangelistic campaign. In the final analysis, success must be measured by souls won for the kingdom of God.

Crowds alone do not necessarily spell success for an evangelistic campaign. In the final analysis, success must be measured by souls won for the kingdom of God.

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The Small Effort Essential

J. L. Shuler

Two mistaken concepts are reacting un­favorably against the holding of small evangelistic efforts.

Two mistaken concepts are reacting un­favorably against the holding of small evangelistic efforts.

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Basic Missionary Principles

Bothilde Miller

A testimony from China.

A testimony from China.

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Christian Evidences in Evangelism

W. L. Emmerson

If our ministry is to be effec­tive, we must adapt our methods of presenta­tion to the mental and spiritual outlook of the generation in which we live.

If our ministry is to be effec­tive, we must adapt our methods of presenta­tion to the mental and spiritual outlook of the generation in which we live.

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Proper Approach to the Hindu Mind

L.G. Mookerjee

Pastor Mookerjee, whose forefathers were Hindus of the Brahman or sacerdotal caste, has now thirty-seven years of faithful service in India to his credit. He writes with an intimate under­standing of Indian viewpoints, customs, and Prob­lems. The development of such efficient workers indigenous to the various lands of earth is a cheering omen of progress.

Pastor Mookerjee, whose forefathers were Hindus of the Brahman or sacerdotal caste, has now thirty-seven years of faithful service in India to his credit. He writes with an intimate under­standing of Indian viewpoints, customs, and Prob­lems. The development of such efficient workers indigenous to the various lands of earth is a cheering omen of progress.

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Disciplining the Mind

Ellen G. White

Vital "Testimony" Counsels.

Vital "Testimony" Counsels.

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International Missionary Conference

R.B. Thurber

A report and appraisal of world missionary council held at Madras, India, December 1938.

A report and appraisal of world missionary council held at Madras, India, December 1938.

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Current Field Training Notes

Various Authors

College Ministerial Seminars

College Ministerial Seminars

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Christ in Every Sermon—No. 2

Carlyle B. Haynes

It is by the mighty argument of the cross that the Spirit will bring conviction to bear upon hearts.

It is by the mighty argument of the cross that the Spirit will bring conviction to bear upon hearts.

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The Choir Rehearsal

Harold A. Miller

With no endeavor to cover every detail of the rehearsal, it will still be profitable to discuss some of the things that should claim the director's attention.

With no endeavor to cover every detail of the rehearsal, it will still be profitable to discuss some of the things that should claim the director's attention.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Advent Source Research Values—No. 2

Advent Source Research Values—No. 2

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Harnessing All Resources

J. J. Reiswig

It is important that we give study to the question of evangelizing our fields on a limited budget.

It is important that we give study to the question of evangelizing our fields on a limited budget.

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The Pastor's Responsibility

Arthur A. Cone

The attitude of the pastor toward any phase of the Lord's work is reflected in the attitude of the members of his flock.

The attitude of the pastor toward any phase of the Lord's work is reflected in the attitude of the members of his flock.

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The Evangelist's Obligation

J. L. Shuler

Every evangelist is primarily concerned with the accomplishment of two things—persuading the largest possible number of peo­ple to accept the truth, and keeping the largest possible number faithful to the end.

Every evangelist is primarily concerned with the accomplishment of two things—persuading the largest possible number of peo­ple to accept the truth, and keeping the largest possible number faithful to the end.

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The President's Part

Various Authors

By E. K. SLADE, President, North Pacific Union Conference Wherever we have believers, we have Sabbath schools. Our Sabbath school work is perhaps the best-organized depart­ment of our denominational work. Great im­provements have been made through the years in developing…

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Literature Augments Results

E.E. Craven

I am a profound believer in the literature ministry, and often think how thankful we should be for the printed page, which carries the message to quarters which the voice often fails to reach, and preserves the impressions of truth when the sound of human words has died away.

I am a profound believer in the literature ministry, and often think how thankful we should be for the printed page, which carries the message to quarters which the voice often fails to reach, and preserves the impressions of truth when the sound of human words has died away.

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The Conquest of the Physical

W.G. Wirth

Although man, through present civ­ilization and its scientific and mechan­ical values, has learned much in quest of the physical world, this is not true as it con­cerns the physical well-being of man himself.

Although man, through present civ­ilization and its scientific and mechan­ical values, has learned much in quest of the physical world, this is not true as it con­cerns the physical well-being of man himself.

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Principles of Healthful Cookery*

Esther L. Gardner

We are also told that it is "a sacred duty for those who cook to learn how to prepare healthful food.

We are also told that it is "a sacred duty for those who cook to learn how to prepare healthful food.

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The Unique Prince Georges Clinic*

Ruth Conard

How the Lord is blessing the work in Maryland.

How the Lord is blessing the work in Maryland.

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An Imperative Investment

Irwin H. Evans

The General Conference in open session and in three consecutive Autumn Councils has recommended that the denomination establish a Theological Seminary where our younger ministers may be offered opportunity for advanced study in Biblical languages, Biblical interpretation, Biblical archeology, homiletics, evangelism, and related topics.

The General Conference in open session and in three consecutive Autumn Councils has recommended that the denomination establish a Theological Seminary where our younger ministers may be offered opportunity for advanced study in Biblical languages, Biblical interpretation, Biblical archeology, homiletics, evangelism, and related topics.

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Better Evangelistic Methods

A.O. Sage

Towards better and more engaging soulsaving work.

Towards better and more engaging soulsaving work.

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Our Conduct in the Pulpit

Robert S. Joyce

The impressions formed by our pulpit conduct often determine the reception of the message.

The impressions formed by our pulpit conduct often determine the reception of the message.

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Use of "Professor"

W. Homer Teesdale

There seems to be a wider use of the term "professor" among our own schools than is customary in non-Adventist institutions. Is there any rule to guide us as to when a person should be called professor?

There seems to be a wider use of the term "professor" among our own schools than is customary in non-Adventist institutions. Is there any rule to guide us as to when a person should be called professor?

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

Principle!—The life that is motivated by unswerving allegiance to princi­ple is the only one that will stand the test in the final crisis. It is comparatively easy to live the ostensibly Christian life when, amid favoring surroundings, we are protected in our liberty…

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