November 1949 Issue

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A Public Effort Among Catholics

Walter Schubert

How to present subjects in efforts aimed at Catholics.

How to present subjects in efforts aimed at Catholics.

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Preaching at Lake Victoria

R.L. Garber

It thrills my heart every time I visit these faithful believers, adding strength and courage to my own soul.

It thrills my heart every time I visit these faithful believers, adding strength and courage to my own soul.

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Coordination of Activities

James E., Chase

If any a colporteur evangelist has seriously raised the question: "Does it pay to keep in touch with the evangelist or district pastor?"

If any a colporteur evangelist has seriously raised the question: "Does it pay to keep in touch with the evangelist or district pastor?"

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University of Chicago Radio Workshop

Paul Wickman

The year-old Protestant Radio Commis­sion and the University of Chicago held a joint Religious Radio and Television Workshop, August 1-26, in the theological seminary building at Chicago University.

The year-old Protestant Radio Commis­sion and the University of Chicago held a joint Religious Radio and Television Workshop, August 1-26, in the theological seminary building at Chicago University.

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Specific Aims of Religious Broadcasters

Winton H. Beaven

Talk presented at Midwestern Radio Workshop at Saint Louis in May.

Talk presented at Midwestern Radio Workshop at Saint Louis in May.

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New Impetus to City Evangelism in Australia

Russell M. Kranz

With a population of but 7,500,000 in Australia, one might think there would be little scope for city evangelism in this large territory. However, approximately four million of this total are found in six of the state capitals. The years 1947 to 1949 are marking a series of successful evangelistic cam­paigns in the country's three largest cities—Brisbane. Melbourne, and Sydney.

With a population of but 7,500,000 in Australia, one might think there would be little scope for city evangelism in this large territory. However, approximately four million of this total are found in six of the state capitals. The years 1947 to 1949 are marking a series of successful evangelistic cam­paigns in the country's three largest cities—Brisbane. Melbourne, and Sydney.

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Keeping Evangelistic Records

H. H. Schmidt

In a program of evangelism I welcome every method, or device, that proves to be a time­saver. The better one is organized, the more souls can be reached. Methods and devices are only means toward a greater and much more important end. But tools in the hands of the workman are most necessary.

In a program of evangelism I welcome every method, or device, that proves to be a time­saver. The better one is organized, the more souls can be reached. Methods and devices are only means toward a greater and much more important end. But tools in the hands of the workman are most necessary.

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The Mind of the Minister

Richard Lewis

Great leaders of men have invariably been men of great intellect.

Great leaders of men have invariably been men of great intellect.

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Friend of the Pastor

Kenneth H. Wood

The departmental secretary as the friend of the pastor.

The departmental secretary as the friend of the pastor.

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Filling an Unusual Request

Harold E. Kurtz

Plans and Methods for Theological Students

Plans and Methods for Theological Students

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An Experience With Pentecostalism

A. Ruby Williams

In my search for truth I was associated with the Pentecostal Church in British Co­lumbia, Canada, for a period of two years. I was under conviction that the Lord was lead­ing me to be a missionary, and was most anx­ious to understand their beliefs so that I would not only know for myself but be able to teach them to others.

In my search for truth I was associated with the Pentecostal Church in British Co­lumbia, Canada, for a period of two years. I was under conviction that the Lord was lead­ing me to be a missionary, and was most anx­ious to understand their beliefs so that I would not only know for myself but be able to teach them to others.

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The Bible—the Living Word

Mary E. Walsh

Part II of our look at the scriptures.

Part II of our look at the scriptures.

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Hints on Sanitarium Bible Work

F. R. Isaac

Elder Isaac not only serves as chaplain of the Por­ter Sanitarium but also teaches the classes in Bible and evangelism for student nurses. He is deeply inter­ested in providing a very practical experience in soul winning for those in training. His pointers in the fol­lowing outline are of special value for freshman nurses, but there is also valuable help in this outline for all who participate in cottage meetings and com­munity Bible classes, as well as sanitarium Bible in­structors who reach individual patients.—L.C.K

Elder Isaac not only serves as chaplain of the Por­ter Sanitarium but also teaches the classes in Bible and evangelism for student nurses. He is deeply inter­ested in providing a very practical experience in soul winning for those in training. His pointers in the fol­lowing outline are of special value for freshman nurses, but there is also valuable help in this outline for all who participate in cottage meetings and com­munity Bible classes, as well as sanitarium Bible in­structors who reach individual patients.—L.C.K

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Preaching the Full Message

Roy Allan Anderson

Do you declare the whole counsel of God?

Do you declare the whole counsel of God?

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Physical Medicine in S.D.A. Sanitariums

Fred B. Moor

Presented at Boulder Medical Council, March.

Presented at Boulder Medical Council, March.

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Trophies of Grace Presented

Francis W. Avery

Has not the time come when we should be doing some aggressive soul winning in our sanitariums?

Has not the time come when we should be doing some aggressive soul winning in our sanitariums?

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Day of the Resurrection of Christ

W. E. Read

Through the years there have been questions in the minds of many concern­ing the day Jesus was raised from the dead. Undoubtedly, the time recognized by the majority of Christian people is the first day of the week; others, however, believe He rose near the end of the Sabbath day.

Through the years there have been questions in the minds of many concern­ing the day Jesus was raised from the dead. Undoubtedly, the time recognized by the majority of Christian people is the first day of the week; others, however, believe He rose near the end of the Sabbath day.

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Secretary Meyer Reports

Various Authors

Ministerial Association Secretary A. Meyer writes this encouraging letter regarding recent progress made in his field, the Southern European Division

Ministerial Association Secretary A. Meyer writes this encouraging letter regarding recent progress made in his field, the Southern European Division

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I Pray Before I Play

Florence Soon-Kin Wong

Our monthly music column

Our monthly music column

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Meats Offered to Idols

Robert L. Odom

A look at first Corinthians 8.

A look at first Corinthians 8.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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Church Policies and Procedures

Anonymous

When our personal ideas of church order differ from the accepted procedures of the church on the celebration of the ordinances, for example, what should we do about it? Espe¬cially. what should we do if definite innovations are urged upon us by someone officially over us?

When our personal ideas of church order differ from the accepted procedures of the church on the celebration of the ordinances, for example, what should we do about it? Espe¬cially. what should we do if definite innovations are urged upon us by someone officially over us?

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