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The Pastor-Evangelist, a Spiritual Shepherd

The word pastor comes from the same root as "pasture"; and an evangelist is one who proclaims the "evangel" or gospel. The true pastor-evangelist is the spiritual shepherd who leads the flock of God into the green pastures of His Word and beside the still waters of prayer.

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Have You Trained Them to Work?

As evangelists and pastors we have not completed our work of bringing peo­ple into the church until we have trained them to work for others in some way.

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Parable of a Stone for Bread

By CLARENCE E. STENBERG, Instructor in English, Campion Academy, Loveland, Colorado

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Church of the Lighted Lanterns

An allegory for your consideration.

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The Use of Art in Bible Work

How to incorporate art and keep it well done.

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Bahaism (Concluded)

Our continued look at the religion of Bahai.

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Bush Evangelism in Nyasaland

To reach these souls we will have to meet the requirements of the prophet Jeremiah: "I will send for many fishers, saith the Lord, and they shall fish them; and after will I send for many hunters, and they shall hunt them from every mountain, and from every hill, and out of the boles of the rocks." Jer. 16:16.

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The Worker's Study Life

In Gospel Workers we read: "The ministry is becoming enfeebled because men are as­suming the responsibility of preaching without gaining the needed preparation for this work." —Pages 94, 95.

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Ellen G. White—The Human-Interest Story

The fourth part of our look at Ellen White considers her role as a writer.

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