November 1954 Issue
Features-Theological Contrasts at Evanston. Competition and Rivalry.
Roy Allan Anderson, Dudley C. Newbold
Methodism arose in an hour when spiritual power was at a low ebb.
Methodism arose in an hour when spiritual power was at a low ebb.Pulpit-Pointers for Preachers
John Rhodes, Everett D. Calkins, Merrill L., Enright, Bill, Oliphant
Some have the misconception that "now that the church has elected me to the work of a deacon I will have little to do."
Some have the misconception that "now that the church has elected me to the work of a deacon I will have little to do."Seminary Extension Schools in Inter-America
LeRoy E. Froom
Two more successful Seminary Field Extension Schools have just been held in the British West Indies, in the Inter-American Division.
Two more successful Seminary Field Extension Schools have just been held in the British West Indies, in the Inter-American Division.Pulpit-A Plea For Preaching
Alfred S. Jorgensen
Christ came as a preacher.
Christ came as a preacher.Medical Evangelism-Objective Approach in Soul-winning Work
Esmeraldo A., De Leon, Flora, Oslund, W. A., Scharffenberg
We live in the days of research and study.
We live in the days of research and study.Shepherdess-God is the Architect
R. E. Finney
One of the outstanding blessings of my entire life has been the God-fearing mother the Lord gave me.
One of the outstanding blessings of my entire life has been the God-fearing mother the Lord gave me.