November 1941 Issue

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Dare We Abandon Our Study Life?

Carlyle B. Haynes

Conditions in the world de­mand that the ministers of God's final message shall think straight, have right ideas and high ideals, and know the truth without peradven­ture. This cannot be accomplished without persistent study and thorough research.

Conditions in the world de­mand that the ministers of God's final message shall think straight, have right ideas and high ideals, and know the truth without peradven­ture. This cannot be accomplished without persistent study and thorough research.

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Reaching the Non-Christians of India

Samuel Thomas, Jr.

How to reach the great mass of Hindus with the gospel message in an effective way is the problem that mis­sions in India face. I should like to throw out some suggestions which might be of help in meeting this great problem.

How to reach the great mass of Hindus with the gospel message in an effective way is the problem that mis­sions in India face. I should like to throw out some suggestions which might be of help in meeting this great problem.

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Radio Evangelism in China

R.H. Hartwell

More than seven years ago, in March, 1934, the Lord opened a door of oppor­tunity for us to begin proclaiming the message over the air in Shanghai, China. Without in­terruption, this work has continued for a full hour every Sunday morning until recently.

More than seven years ago, in March, 1934, the Lord opened a door of oppor­tunity for us to begin proclaiming the message over the air in Shanghai, China. Without in­terruption, this work has continued for a full hour every Sunday morning until recently.

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Common Fire in Our Service

H. M. Tippett

A warning for modern Nadabs and Abihus who profane God's service with the "common fire" of secularism in its many forms.

A warning for modern Nadabs and Abihus who profane God's service with the "common fire" of secularism in its many forms.

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Using the Newspapers in South Africa

Elmer L. Cardey

We are not able to use the radio here in, South Africa; so I have been using newspaper publicity in publishing the message.

We are not able to use the radio here in, South Africa; so I have been using newspaper publicity in publishing the message.

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The Science of Soul Winning

Arthur A. Cone

The art of persuading men to turn to Christ is the greatest science that this old sin-cursed world has ever known.

The art of persuading men to turn to Christ is the greatest science that this old sin-cursed world has ever known.

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Affiliated Yet Independent Broadcasts

F. W. Detamore

The accompanying cut is the joint emblem of three broadcasts conducted in the Middle Western States, all operating under the same name, yet separate in their work.

The accompanying cut is the joint emblem of three broadcasts conducted in the Middle Western States, all operating under the same name, yet separate in their work.

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How God Trains His Workers

Ellen G. White

Vital "Testimony" Counsels from the Spirit of Prophecy

Vital "Testimony" Counsels from the Spirit of Prophecy

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Giving New Impetus to the Bible Work

Louise C. Kleuser, Ruth S. Lamb

Our Monthly Bible Worker Interchange column.

Our Monthly Bible Worker Interchange column.

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The Pastor and the Home (Part II)

Arthur W. Spalding

Every pastor who faces frankly the prob­lems of his church which to a greater or lesser extent have their origin in the home, must come to the conclusion that definite, well-planned action must be taken to improve the abilities of parents, that they may do more effective work in homemaking and child cul­ture.

Every pastor who faces frankly the prob­lems of his church which to a greater or lesser extent have their origin in the home, must come to the conclusion that definite, well-planned action must be taken to improve the abilities of parents, that they may do more effective work in homemaking and child cul­ture.

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Technical Features of Hymnal

H. B. Hannum

Our monthly music column looks at the technical features of the hymnal.

Our monthly music column looks at the technical features of the hymnal.

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The Public Song Service

E.W. Striplin

The two-fold purpose of the evangelistic song service.

The two-fold purpose of the evangelistic song service.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Editor's desk.

From the Editor's desk.

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Inadequate Knowledge and Narrow Views

W E. Macpherson

How do we distinguish worthwhile health information from false advice?

How do we distinguish worthwhile health information from false advice?

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Simplifications of Nursing Arts (Part III)

M. Ellen Vogel

Considering two more techniques in the nursing arts.

Considering two more techniques in the nursing arts.

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Is Immunization Necessary?--2

D. Lots Burnett

This month we shall direct our atten­tion to the prevention of diphtheria.

This month we shall direct our atten­tion to the prevention of diphtheria.

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Extent of Health Education

H.W. Vollmer

In our previous article we noted the place which health education was to occupy in the home circle, but we must not stop there. The following call to service comes to all members of the church.

In our previous article we noted the place which health education was to occupy in the home circle, but we must not stop there. The following call to service comes to all members of the church.

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Religious World Trends

Frank H. Yost

Religious trends and developments from various churches and denominations.

Religious trends and developments from various churches and denominations.

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Suppression and Innate Immortality

LeRoy E. Froom

Our monthly query column considers the question: "If Ellen White was inspired, why have you suppressed many of her teachings?

Our monthly query column considers the question: "If Ellen White was inspired, why have you suppressed many of her teachings?

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