August 1939 Issue

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Anti-Missionary Influences and Trends

James I. Robinson

Not for centuries have Christian doctrine and the very founda­tions of religion itself been open to such violent attacks as they are today.

Not for centuries have Christian doctrine and the very founda­tions of religion itself been open to such violent attacks as they are today.

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The Anomalies of Islam

F.H. Loasby

Why is it sometimes so challenging to reach the Muslim?

Why is it sometimes so challenging to reach the Muslim?

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Ordain Local Burden Bearers

A.R. Ogden

The counsel of the great apostle Paul that men should be ordained in every church to care for the members of the flock is particu­larly important.

The counsel of the great apostle Paul that men should be ordained in every church to care for the members of the flock is particu­larly important.

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Enriching the Church Service

Stanley Bull

Every sermon should be simple, impressive, and personal, so that young and old may learn to know God and do His will.

Every sermon should be simple, impressive, and personal, so that young and old may learn to know God and do His will.

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Sense of Responsibility Needed

Ellen G. White

Vital "Testimony" Counsels. From an address to ministers at the General Conference, April 15, 1901.

Vital "Testimony" Counsels. From an address to ministers at the General Conference, April 15, 1901.

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How Shall We Study History?

Daniel Walther

What is history, and what does it mean to us?

What is history, and what does it mean to us?

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Exaggerated Recitals Unjustifiable

W.G. Turner

Of all men, and of all peoples, the Seventh-day Adventist minister in the pulpit should be representative of truth.

Of all men, and of all peoples, the Seventh-day Adventist minister in the pulpit should be representative of truth.

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Beware of Race Snobbery

H.G. Woodward

Against the hateful attitude of race superiority.

Against the hateful attitude of race superiority.

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The Wife's Part in the Program

H.E. Bisel

The minister's wife holds a very important place in relation to her husband's work.

The minister's wife holds a very important place in relation to her husband's work.

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Welcome to a New Pastor

Bertha Forshee

A personal letter account.

A personal letter account.

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The Perils We Face

H. W. Lowe

Taking inventory of the antagonistic forces that confront the church.

Taking inventory of the antagonistic forces that confront the church.

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On Every Worker's Desk

G. A. Roberts

The increasing responsibilities of our de­nomination lay many new and added burdens upon our church and conference leadership in all lines of our work.

The increasing responsibilities of our de­nomination lay many new and added burdens upon our church and conference leadership in all lines of our work.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

The platform of our message.

The platform of our message.

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Unsound Quotations Inexcusable

LeRoy E. Froom

This journal desires to go on editorial record against the use of quotations merely because they are happily phrased, or happen to fit into the need of the speaker's theme.

This journal desires to go on editorial record against the use of quotations merely because they are happily phrased, or happen to fit into the need of the speaker's theme.

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Value of an Organized Life

A.F. Bird

One of the gravest perils that besets the ministry is the snare of drifting aimlessly along, without plan or program.

One of the gravest perils that besets the ministry is the snare of drifting aimlessly along, without plan or program.

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Religious World Trends

Anonymous

A look at leading trends in the religious world.

A look at leading trends in the religious world.

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Urgent Need for Health Education

H.E. Andren

Surely Seventh-day Adventists should be universally conspicuous for their good health.

Surely Seventh-day Adventists should be universally conspicuous for their good health.

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Education Principles Reemphasized

K.L.J.

Gleanings from the Annual Convention of the National League of Nursing Education

Gleanings from the Annual Convention of the National League of Nursing Education

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White Memorial Dispensary

T. R. Flaiz

The reason for the establishment of this institution was to provide clinical contacts for stu­dents of medicine.

The reason for the establishment of this institution was to provide clinical contacts for stu­dents of medicine.

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Obedience Versus Miraculous Healing

H.M. Walton

God, through the natural agencies and forces which He has ordained in the human body, is constantly employed in sus­taining and maintaining the life and function of the physical mechanism—through ordained natural law.

God, through the natural agencies and forces which He has ordained in the human body, is constantly employed in sus­taining and maintaining the life and function of the physical mechanism—through ordained natural law.

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Medical Work in Far East

M.A. Hinkhouse

A report of the medical work in the Far East.

A report of the medical work in the Far East.

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Health Reform—What It Is Not

R.W. Nelson

Our people need to understand the value of simple, natural, inexpensive foods that are available to nearly all, and their proper prepa­ration.

Our people need to understand the value of simple, natural, inexpensive foods that are available to nearly all, and their proper prepa­ration.

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Piano Pointers for Church Musicians

Harold A. Miller

How much of added tone is it well for the pianist to use?

How much of added tone is it well for the pianist to use?

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The Query Corner

Various Authors

Authors submit questions to our editors

Authors submit questions to our editors

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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