Urgent Need for Health Education
Surely Seventh-day Adventists should be universally conspicuous for their good health.
By HENRY E. ANDREN, M.D., New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Massachusetts
By HENRY E. ANDREN, M.D., New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Massachusetts
August 1939
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Anti-Missionary Influences and Trends
Not for centuries have Christian doctrine and the very foundations of religion itself been open to such violent attacks as they are today.
The Anomalies of Islam
Why is it sometimes so challenging to reach the Muslim?
Ordain Local Burden Bearers
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.
Enriching the Church Service
Every sermon should be simple, impressive, and personal, so that young and old may learn to know God and do His will.
Sense of Responsibility Needed
Vital "Testimony" Counsels. From an address to ministers at the General Conference, April 15, 1901.
How Shall We Study History?
What is history, and what does it mean to us?
Exaggerated Recitals Unjustifiable
Of all men, and of all peoples, the Seventh-day Adventist minister in the pulpit should be representative of truth.
Beware of Race Snobbery
Against the hateful attitude of race superiority.
The Wife's Part in the Program
The minister's wife holds a very important place in relation to her husband's work.
Welcome to a New Pastor
A personal letter account.
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