July 1956 Issue

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Unfeigned Faith

Reuben R. Figuhr

This talk, given at the morning worship hour during the 1956 Spring Council, seems particularly appropriate for this special issue on pastoral work.

This talk, given at the morning worship hour during the 1956 Spring Council, seems particularly appropriate for this special issue on pastoral work.

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On Being a Preacher

Carlyle B. Haynes

An address delivered at the Potomac Conference workers' meeting, Takoma Park church, March 20, 1956.—EDITOR.

An address delivered at the Potomac Conference workers' meeting, Takoma Park church, March 20, 1956.—EDITOR.

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Characteristics of the Pastor-Counselor

Charles E. Wittschiebe

What qualities distinguish the better pastor-counselor?

What qualities distinguish the better pastor-counselor?

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God's Plan for Confession

A. V. OLSON

God's plan for the confession and re­mission of sin is wonderful. But does this amount to setting up confessionals?

God's plan for the confession and re­mission of sin is wonderful. But does this amount to setting up confessionals?

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Men of the Word

Pastors are admonished to "preach the word"

Pastors are admonished to "preach the word"

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The Scriptural Basis for a Seventh-day Adventist Philosophy of Pastoral Care

W. John Cannon

Study of the processes of counsel­ing can aid the city pastor to a more effective work for Christ.

Study of the processes of counsel­ing can aid the city pastor to a more effective work for Christ.

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The Pastor as Leader of Lay Evangelism

Walter Schubert

Pastors must never lose sight of their true responsibility.

Pastors must never lose sight of their true responsibility.

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Mental Sickness and the Christian

Anonymous

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.

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.

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Religious Groups in Our Evangelism

Louise C. Kleuser

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.

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.

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The Training Function of a Pastor

M. K. Eckenroth

How is training in our schools best to be approached?

How is training in our schools best to be approached?

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Visits to Our College Campuses

E.D. Dick

our schools are the best places in all the world for our Adventist youth in preparation for life's great issues and responsi­bilities.

our schools are the best places in all the world for our Adventist youth in preparation for life's great issues and responsi­bilities.

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Mothering the Multitudes

Anonymous

The Role of a Minister's Wife in Safeguarding the Mental Health of the Church

The Role of a Minister's Wife in Safeguarding the Mental Health of the Church

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The Hospital Chaplain

Alfred E. Holst

It is a wonderful experience for a minister to be associated with a genuine medical missionary physician, such as Dr. Milton E. Denmark. At present he is leading out in the work at the Doctors General Hospital in San Jose, California, where a work for God is being developed, which we trust will mean much for the advance of the message of truth.

It is a wonderful experience for a minister to be associated with a genuine medical missionary physician, such as Dr. Milton E. Denmark. At present he is leading out in the work at the Doctors General Hospital in San Jose, California, where a work for God is being developed, which we trust will mean much for the advance of the message of truth.

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Experiences in Sanitarium Bible Work

Esta A. Wyrick

Considering the lessons of our Master Teacher.

Considering the lessons of our Master Teacher.

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The Influence of the Sanitarium Chaplain

Kenneth S. Crofoot

A chaplain in one of our medical in­stitutions has a wide and varied oppor­tunity to serve all with whom he may come in contact. His responsibilities are so varied that it is difficult to say which is most important.

A chaplain in one of our medical in­stitutions has a wide and varied oppor­tunity to serve all with whom he may come in contact. His responsibilities are so varied that it is difficult to say which is most important.

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How the Sanitarium Reaches Hearts

Bess Ninaj

It is true that cleanliness and attractive sur­roundings and good food play an important part in the life of the sick, but most effective is the "atmosphere of grace" produced by the life of the workers.

It is true that cleanliness and attractive sur­roundings and good food play an important part in the life of the sick, but most effective is the "atmosphere of grace" produced by the life of the workers.

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Pointer's to Progress

Various Authors

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

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