June 1946 Issue

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Wartime Persecution in Japan

Eikichi Seino

A report from Japan.

A report from Japan.

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Are We Just "Fiddlin"?

A. E. Rawson

Food for thought.

Food for thought.

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Evangelism Under Nazi Pressure

Erling Bjaanaes

A story from Norway.

A story from Norway.

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Reviewers Admit Evidence Disproves Charges

Various Authors

Multiple book reviewers now reconsidering Millerism.

Multiple book reviewers now reconsidering Millerism.

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Japan and the Kings of the East

Andrew N. Nelson

New trends from Japan.

New trends from Japan.

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Should Field Training Be Postponed?

T. K. Ludgate

It is generally expected by conference execu­tives that theological graduates from our col­leges will have had a certain amount of field experience during their college work.

It is generally expected by conference execu­tives that theological graduates from our col­leges will have had a certain amount of field experience during their college work.

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Catholics Capitalize Publicity

G. D. Keough

Publicity, it is said, is the life of trade.

Publicity, it is said, is the life of trade.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Advance on All Fronts!

Advance on All Fronts!

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"Quit You Like Men"

Roy Allan Anderson

Mankind's desperate plight lays upon the church of God new and enlarging responsibilities.

Mankind's desperate plight lays upon the church of God new and enlarging responsibilities.

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The Future of the Bible Work

Louise C. Kleuser

What are the prospects for Bible workers?

What are the prospects for Bible workers?

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Widening the Vistas of Radio

Radio is no respecter of persons. Rich and poor alike have unlimited access to the ether waves. It is the evangelistic medium which knows no barriers of race, color, creed, rank, or social standing. The audience may be made up from all walks of life. Every day plans…

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An Intern's Retrospect

Permit me to make a comparison between the medical and the ministerial intern as to their .qualifications upon being graduated from school. Before the medical student is permitted to be graduated, he has completed his requirements in diagnosis, interviews, and observations,…

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Leading Out in Husband's Absence

There are times when a pastor must be away from his church. Duties elsewhere, business trips, visits to other churches, or other circum­stances may call him away at any time, or illness may overtake him now and then. When such an absence occurs at the time of prayer…

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Teaching Health Principles in Bechuanaland

True health reform includes all rational treatment of disease. In its ultimate mean­ing it must include instruction of the patient so that he may be intelligent regarding the causes and effects of various habits of living and eating. Obviously a well-balanced diet…

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Man—God's Masterpiece

The psychologist has taken man and studied his various mental and physical aspects and how these in turn govern his actions and his still much more complicated behavior. The gross anatomist has studied man from the angle of organs and structures and tissues dis­cernible…

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The Challenge of the Sightless

The veil of darkness hangs heavy over the eyes of more than 200,000 people of the United States, for they are blind. The sun rises and sets, but they see it not. The flowers bloom, but destiny has sealed their eyes. Their loved ones come and go; they can never see…

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Unknown

This article concludes the present series of city analyses. We invite our evangelistic workers to become skilled in discovering the personality types of various cities. This will assure a more effective evangelistic approach, with a larger harvest of souls.—EDITOR.   Thousands…

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Pointer's to Progress

Give Attention to Reading

Give Attention to Reading

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Maintaining a High Musical Standard

Adrian R.M. Lauritzen

The legitimate gospel song has been debased by many gospel song revivalists.

The legitimate gospel song has been debased by many gospel song revivalists.

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