January 1961 Issue
Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
Anonymous Worshipers, Secret of Success
Anonymous Worshipers, Secret of SuccessShared Glory!
Roy Allan Anderson
An ordination is always a solemn yet joyful occasion, and participating in these services around the world we envision the thousands of our noble women, young and old, in great cities, and little outposts, who share the burden of the ministry with their husbands.
An ordination is always a solemn yet joyful occasion, and participating in these services around the world we envision the thousands of our noble women, young and old, in great cities, and little outposts, who share the burden of the ministry with their husbands.Thousands of Students Helped by Bible Courses
Dorothy Whitney Conklin
A PROJECT begun eight years ago to better acquaint people with the Bible has now become a major operation that requires a full-time staff of some twenty-two people serving thousands of students each year.
A PROJECT begun eight years ago to better acquaint people with the Bible has now become a major operation that requires a full-time staff of some twenty-two people serving thousands of students each year.The Pastor's Treasure Chest
S. L. Dombrosky
The pastor's treasure chest is his prospect file. The purpose of the file is to help us remember important facts regarding the people we are grooming for heaven.
The pastor's treasure chest is his prospect file. The purpose of the file is to help us remember important facts regarding the people we are grooming for heaven.Let the People Sing!
W. Hines Sims
If we would have happy churches, let the people sing! If we would have victorious and conquering churches, let. the people sing! If we would have churches filled to capacity, let the people sing! If we would have men and women and boys and girls everywhere know of the Saviour and worship Him with spirit and understanding, let the people sing!
If we would have happy churches, let the people sing! If we would have victorious and conquering churches, let. the people sing! If we would have churches filled to capacity, let the people sing! If we would have men and women and boys and girls everywhere know of the Saviour and worship Him with spirit and understanding, let the people sing!Planning a Year's Preaching
George Gerald Parker
From the extreme of planning one sermon at a time, I want to go to the other extreme and present the case for planning one year of sermons at a time.
From the extreme of planning one sermon at a time, I want to go to the other extreme and present the case for planning one year of sermons at a time.Largest Baptism in History of Southern Union
Various Authors
The largest single baptism in the history of the Southern Union took place in Atlanta Georgia.
The largest single baptism in the history of the Southern Union took place in Atlanta Georgia.Inspiring Young Men to Enter the Ministry
H. Carl Currie
One of the greatest problems facing practically every mission field is finding qualified young men who will respond to the call of the ministry. The materialistic atmosphere that permeates the world and creeps into the church is at the very root of the problem.
One of the greatest problems facing practically every mission field is finding qualified young men who will respond to the call of the ministry. The materialistic atmosphere that permeates the world and creeps into the church is at the very root of the problem.Tempted Like As We Are
Sakae Kubo
If Christ did not have inherent sinful propensities such as you and I have, who are the descendants of Adam, how can we say that He was tempted in all points like as we are, as is stated in Hebrews 4:15? Was His temptation really like ours? If not, can He sympathize with our temptations and help us when He has never gone through them?
If Christ did not have inherent sinful propensities such as you and I have, who are the descendants of Adam, how can we say that He was tempted in all points like as we are, as is stated in Hebrews 4:15? Was His temptation really like ours? If not, can He sympathize with our temptations and help us when He has never gone through them?Public Relations in Missionary Evangelism
P. E. M. Beach
IN THE tense and changing Afro-Asian world the Christian missionary is faced with new conditions that will test his public relations ability to the fullest. Many countries are passing through exciting phases of political change that threaten to spread rather than diminish. If we are to protect our mission program in these lands we must go out of our way to be known to people, to meet and make friends with the powers that be, to present our work in its best light to the governments that can either permit or persecute, forbear or forbid, our being in their countries.
IN THE tense and changing Afro-Asian world the Christian missionary is faced with new conditions that will test his public relations ability to the fullest. Many countries are passing through exciting phases of political change that threaten to spread rather than diminish. If we are to protect our mission program in these lands we must go out of our way to be known to people, to meet and make friends with the powers that be, to present our work in its best light to the governments that can either permit or persecute, forbear or forbid, our being in their countries.Posture in Prayer
Daniel L. Eckert
Variety in posture in prayer characterizes the practice of the American Churches. Not only variety in posture but also variety in attitude is to be found today. The question is, is there something about posture in prayer which makes one kind of posture by its very intrinsic nature the essential posture for effective prayer?
Variety in posture in prayer characterizes the practice of the American Churches. Not only variety in posture but also variety in attitude is to be found today. The question is, is there something about posture in prayer which makes one kind of posture by its very intrinsic nature the essential posture for effective prayer?Life Only in Christ: A Discussion of Walter Martin's Comments Relative to the Immortality of the Soul
Roy Allan Anderson
Are we dead or alive, asleep or awake, when the breath leaves the body? In his recent book Walter Martin reviews the Seventh-day Adventist position on this important doctrine.
Are we dead or alive, asleep or awake, when the breath leaves the body? In his recent book Walter Martin reviews the Seventh-day Adventist position on this important doctrine.The Church Is on the March*
Walter Raymond Beach
Report given at the Autumn Council, October 25. The world situation today lays awesome responsibility on the church. It is fitting, therefore, that at this biennial council we spend time in assessing the past, evaluating the present, and looking hard into the future.
Report given at the Autumn Council, October 25. The world situation today lays awesome responsibility on the church. It is fitting, therefore, that at this biennial council we spend time in assessing the past, evaluating the present, and looking hard into the future.