March 1947 Issue

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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Training the Ministry of the Future

Roy Allan Anderson

Nothing is more important to God's cause than the training of the future ministry.

Nothing is more important to God's cause than the training of the future ministry.

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The Eastern Orthodox Church

Lucille Pflaumer

A profile of a major branch of the Christian faith.

A profile of a major branch of the Christian faith.

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The "Substance" of Hebrews 11:1

W. E. Read

Pulpit and student helps.

Pulpit and student helps.

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"In the Beginning"

George McReady Price

A sermon outline.

A sermon outline.

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IV. Teaching Truth for Decision

Louise C. Kleuser

Fourth number in series on student seminar objec­tives.

Fourth number in series on student seminar objec­tives.

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Popular Music—Satan's Decoy

Alice E. Smith

A look at the far-reaching influence of music on our lives.

A look at the far-reaching influence of music on our lives.

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Editorial Postscripts

Louise C. Kleuser

At the San Francisco General Conference of 1941, two new secretaries were added to the headquarters Ministerial Associa­tion staff.

At the San Francisco General Conference of 1941, two new secretaries were added to the headquarters Ministerial Associa­tion staff.

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The Successful Prayer Meeting

Taylor G. Bunch

A symposium in three parts.

A symposium in three parts.

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Observations on Prayer Meetings

Earl Wood

"Surely the Lord is in this place; and I knew it not."

"Surely the Lord is in this place; and I knew it not."

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How Conduct Prayer Meeting?

Arthur Kiesz

The midweek prayer meeting is too often just another service attended only by those who feel it their duty to be present, but not be­cause of any interest in the service.

The midweek prayer meeting is too often just another service attended only by those who feel it their duty to be present, but not be­cause of any interest in the service.

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Evangelist's Far-reaching Influence

Robert L. Boothby

The addition of many new members result­ing from an evangelistic campaign always brings a thrilling stimulus to the church mem­bership as a whole.

The addition of many new members result­ing from an evangelistic campaign always brings a thrilling stimulus to the church mem­bership as a whole.

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The Preacher and the Press-6

J.R. Ferren

This is to continue our discussion of sermon reporting as featured last month.

This is to continue our discussion of sermon reporting as featured last month.

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Establishing City Welfare Missions

William Kincaid Newman

A work such as we are carrying forward in Boston through the Welfare Mission gives the church mem­bership constant opportunity to exercise that altruism and charity which are such a vital part of true Chris­tianity.

A work such as we are carrying forward in Boston through the Welfare Mission gives the church mem­bership constant opportunity to exercise that altruism and charity which are such a vital part of true Chris­tianity.

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Exalting the Ten Commandments

Andrew Fearing

There is no visual aid which I use more fre­quently than the Ten Commandments, painted in large letters on plywood, resembling two tables of stone.

There is no visual aid which I use more fre­quently than the Ten Commandments, painted in large letters on plywood, resembling two tables of stone.

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Ten Commandment Visual Aid

Richard E. Harris.

The large visual aid illustrating the ten commandment law is in itself an impressive-symbol of the declaration of Revelation 14:12: "Here are they that keep the commandments of God.

The large visual aid illustrating the ten commandment law is in itself an impressive-symbol of the declaration of Revelation 14:12: "Here are they that keep the commandments of God.

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Avoid the Spirit of Nebuchadnezzar

Horace A. Hall

How fitting and pleasing it is to a patient for the doctor to say, "You were healed by di­vine intervention.

How fitting and pleasing it is to a patient for the doctor to say, "You were healed by di­vine intervention.

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The Role of the Nutritionist

Maria Saunders Pickling

The question of how to preserve the health is one of primary impor­tance.

The question of how to preserve the health is one of primary impor­tance.

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Temperance Education in Schools

Donald Mackintosh

How this work came about.

How this work came about.

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What Is True Temperance?

Mervyn G. Hardinge

Temperance is a commonly misused word. How should we understand it?

Temperance is a commonly misused word. How should we understand it?

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But by My Spirit"

W. B. Ochs

Devotional Study, Autumn Council, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1946.

Devotional Study, Autumn Council, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1946.

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Dietary Practices of Ellen White

Arthur White

I have been told by someone who claims to be in a position to know, that during the later years of Mrs. White's life she departed from the vegetarian dietary she recommended, and occasionally ate meat, especially chicken. Is this true?

I have been told by someone who claims to be in a position to know, that during the later years of Mrs. White's life she departed from the vegetarian dietary she recommended, and occasionally ate meat, especially chicken. Is this true?

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When Sunday Was Kept From Sunset to Sunset

Robert L. Odom

For those interested in the history of the Sabbath-Sunday controversy, here is an item from the article "Vespers," by Desmond A. Schmal, S. J., which appeared in The Catholic Mind (Jesuit) of December, 1946.

For those interested in the history of the Sabbath-Sunday controversy, here is an item from the article "Vespers," by Desmond A. Schmal, S. J., which appeared in The Catholic Mind (Jesuit) of December, 1946.

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How Follow Up Bible Lessons?

John Hegeman

For sometime I have been studying the fol­low-up methods and results of our radio and correspondence school interests, and at long last feel that some observations can be made.

For sometime I have been studying the fol­low-up methods and results of our radio and correspondence school interests, and at long last feel that some observations can be made.

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