October 1940 Issue
What You Put in Your Head
Gwynne Dalrymple
Self-improvement by reading makes for true education.
Self-improvement by reading makes for true education.A Course in Christian Evidences Needed-1
Francis D. Nichol
A chapel talk to history and Bible teachers and seminarians in General Conference chapel, Thursday, August 15, 1940.
A chapel talk to history and Bible teachers and seminarians in General Conference chapel, Thursday, August 15, 1940.Tent Efforts in the Philippines
S.V. Yovan
A Survey of Mission Problems, Methods, and Relationships in the Philippines.
A Survey of Mission Problems, Methods, and Relationships in the Philippines.Jehovah's Witness Issue
Anonymous
Attention to religious world trends.
Attention to religious world trends.Work for Catholics in Protestant Lands
M.I. Fayard
Our proportionately small Roman Catholic accessions in Protestant lands has led us to ask a representative of Catholic South America, where a large number of converts are an actuality, to suggest possible reasons for these two situations. His observations are here presented for study, as in some Protestant lands overseas it has already been deemed necessary to make certain changes in methods.—Editor.
Our proportionately small Roman Catholic accessions in Protestant lands has led us to ask a representative of Catholic South America, where a large number of converts are an actuality, to suggest possible reasons for these two situations. His observations are here presented for study, as in some Protestant lands overseas it has already been deemed necessary to make certain changes in methods.—Editor.The Science of Soul Winning
Roy Allan Anderson
Advice for fishers of men.
Advice for fishers of men.Value of Good Titles in Advertising
Clifford A. Reeves
Every experienced evangelist has heard new converts testify to the arrestive power of some title or titles.
Every experienced evangelist has heard new converts testify to the arrestive power of some title or titles.Try the "Chorus Songs"
Robert S. Fries
A good song service before the sermon is a matter of importance.
A good song service before the sermon is a matter of importance.The Meaning of "Holy Place"
W. E. Howell
Part three of our bible study on the holy place.
Part three of our bible study on the holy place.Reverence in the Church Service
As a church we are opposed to magnificence of ritual or hollow formalism; therefore we tend to swing to the opposite direction, with little if any ritual, and virtually no formality in our divine worship. But there is a happy medium that will promote and preserve reverence in the sanctuary.
As a church we are opposed to magnificence of ritual or hollow formalism; therefore we tend to swing to the opposite direction, with little if any ritual, and virtually no formality in our divine worship. But there is a happy medium that will promote and preserve reverence in the sanctuary.Why Adventists Study Church History--2
Frank H. Yost
Part two of our look at Adventists and Church History.
Part two of our look at Adventists and Church History.Our Medical Work from 1866--1896—No. 11
D.E. Robinson
Training Early Health Teachers and Lecturers
Training Early Health Teachers and LecturersKnowing and Understanding the Times
H. L. Rudy
Heart-to-Heart Talks on Vital Issues
Heart-to-Heart Talks on Vital IssuesStirring Picture of South China
L.J. Lilly
We are confident that the following report from Doctor Lilly, prepared at our request, will be read with much interest. He responded to the General Conference call for a physician to relieve Dr. D. D. Coffin for furlough, and went to Nanning during a time of much unrest, and not without considerable personal danger.
We are confident that the following report from Doctor Lilly, prepared at our request, will be read with much interest. He responded to the General Conference call for a physician to relieve Dr. D. D. Coffin for furlough, and went to Nanning during a time of much unrest, and not without considerable personal danger.Clear-Mindedness Needed Today
W.G. Wirth
Never did men and women live in times that demanded the maximum of mental efficiency as does our time now. The problems today are so intricate and pressing that our minds must be clear and strong in order to deal with them.
Never did men and women live in times that demanded the maximum of mental efficiency as does our time now. The problems today are so intricate and pressing that our minds must be clear and strong in order to deal with them.