Articles
Unfeigned Faith
This talk, given at the morning worship hour during the 1956 Spring Council, seems particularly appropriate for this special issue on pastoral work.
On Being a Preacher
An address delivered at the Potomac Conference workers' meeting, Takoma Park church, March 20, 1956.—EDITOR.
Characteristics of the Pastor-Counselor
What qualities distinguish the better pastor-counselor?
God's Plan for Confession
God's plan for the confession and remission of sin is wonderful. But does this amount to setting up confessionals?
The Scriptural Basis for a Seventh-day Adventist Philosophy of Pastoral Care
Study of the processes of counseling can aid the city pastor to a more effective work for Christ.
The Pastor as Leader of Lay Evangelism
Pastors must never lose sight of their true responsibility.
Mental Sickness and the Christian
For the Christian to act in his own strength is to court disaster; the anxieties and tensions of life are never as great as they are to the Christian who chooses not to abide in Christ.
Religious Groups in Our Evangelism
As we continue this brief series on our approaches to those of differing faiths among Protestants, let us keep in mind the 1956 Book Club selection, A Guide to the Religions of America.