November 1961 Issue

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H. W. Lowe

It is true that the man of God must "re­prove, rebuke, exhort," but that is only part of the apostolic admonition. These things are to be done "with all longsuffering and doctrine" (2 Tim. 4:2). In the R.S.V. the words are rendered "be unfail­ing in patience and in teaching."

Protestant Episcopal Church—Anglican

Louise C. Kleuser

The American Episcopal church is a self-governing branch of the Anglican Communion. At the 1930 Lambeth Conference it was declared as a "Fellowship within the one, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church ... in communion with the See of Canterbury."

The American Episcopal church is a self-governing branch of the Anglican Communion. At the 1930 Lambeth Conference it was declared as a "Fellowship within the one, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church ... in communion with the See of Canterbury."

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Candles in the Night—No. 4

Louise C. Kleuser

Quakerism has made distinctive contribu­tions to Christian thought. Its women were spiritually inclined, domestically skilled, and had courage like steel. In fact, the te­nacity of Quaker women made history.

Quakerism has made distinctive contribu­tions to Christian thought. Its women were spiritually inclined, domestically skilled, and had courage like steel. In fact, the te­nacity of Quaker women made history.

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Spiritual Witness in Our Sanitarium

R. J. Christian

This article will deal with the workers of the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hos­pital at Hinsdale, Illinois. This institution is bearing strong witness for the truth. It seems appropriate that a report should go out to the readers of the Ministry magazine, giving a brief resume of what is actually being accomplished by way of evangelism.

This article will deal with the workers of the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hos­pital at Hinsdale, Illinois. This institution is bearing strong witness for the truth. It seems appropriate that a report should go out to the readers of the Ministry magazine, giving a brief resume of what is actually being accomplished by way of evangelism.

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What Has Happened to the Singing Evangelist?

Gery P. Friesen

Why is it on the testimony of administrators and leading evangelists that the number of singing evangelists is constantly dwindling? Is there a reason why each year those who are talented in this line are seeking and accepting other work within the ranks of the organiza­tion? It would be folly for me to think that I have the answer, but I would like to share some of my convictions.

Why is it on the testimony of administrators and leading evangelists that the number of singing evangelists is constantly dwindling? Is there a reason why each year those who are talented in this line are seeking and accepting other work within the ranks of the organiza­tion? It would be folly for me to think that I have the answer, but I would like to share some of my convictions.

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Some Books I Can Recommend

Harold Calkins

Book recommendations from Harold L. Calkins

Book recommendations from Harold L. Calkins

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The Cairo Center

C. V. Brauee

THE story of the Cairo Center is a story of the mirac­ulous love and power of the Lord. Christian leaders of both Orthodox and Protestant denominations have been amazed to learn that Seventh-day Adventists received per­mission to build such an institution on one of the city's main squares.

THE story of the Cairo Center is a story of the mirac­ulous love and power of the Lord. Christian leaders of both Orthodox and Protestant denominations have been amazed to learn that Seventh-day Adventists received per­mission to build such an institution on one of the city's main squares.

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Dedicating the Church

John T. Robertson

The dedication of a church is always a most inspirational and joyous hour. Understand­ably, the pastor is eager to de­velop a dignified, meaningful service worthy of the occasion.

The dedication of a church is always a most inspirational and joyous hour. Understand­ably, the pastor is eager to de­velop a dignified, meaningful service worthy of the occasion.

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Andrews University Extension School at Beirut, Lebanon

G. Arthur Keough

Adventist ministers and teachers in the Middle East enjoyed a special em­phasis this summer on the study of evangelistic proce­dures and the Bible in the light of archeology. The ex­perience was one that will long be remembered and appreciated.

Adventist ministers and teachers in the Middle East enjoyed a special em­phasis this summer on the study of evangelistic proce­dures and the Bible in the light of archeology. The ex­perience was one that will long be remembered and appreciated.

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"What Think Ye of Christ?"

Wadie Farag

Although Jesus made sure that men understood His divinity and oneness with God, there are countless millions who through the ages have denied this.

Although Jesus made sure that men understood His divinity and oneness with God, there are countless millions who through the ages have denied this.

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"Logos" and "Lalia"

Felix A. Lorenz

After a night on the Mount of Olives, Jesus came to the Temple to teach the people. It was to be a busy day.

After a night on the Mount of Olives, Jesus came to the Temple to teach the people. It was to be a busy day.

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Fringe Benefits

J. A. McMillan

One wonders what the Advent Move­ment is coming to when the call to service is weighed and considered on the basis of the fringe benefits that go with the job. Would it not create the right atmosphere for a genuine revival of gospel service if we could recapture the right spirit of labor­ing for Christ? What did He offer His dis­ciples?

One wonders what the Advent Move­ment is coming to when the call to service is weighed and considered on the basis of the fringe benefits that go with the job. Would it not create the right atmosphere for a genuine revival of gospel service if we could recapture the right spirit of labor­ing for Christ? What did He offer His dis­ciples?

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The Minister and Culture (Concluded)

Godfrey T. Anderson

It is not difficult for a minister to under­stand the value and importance of wide reading. After all, sermon writing is a re­sponsibility that is ever with him and which the conscientious minister takes se­riously. Less understood, often, is the im­portance of culture in the fields of music and art.

It is not difficult for a minister to under­stand the value and importance of wide reading. After all, sermon writing is a re­sponsibility that is ever with him and which the conscientious minister takes se­riously. Less understood, often, is the im­portance of culture in the fields of music and art.

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"Never Lose Your Sense of Urgency" Part 1

Robert H. Pierson

Tucked away in Paul's Second Epistle to Timothy, as translated by J. B. Phillips, is a message that should burn its way into the thinking of every Seventh-day Adventist worker. It is a message espe­cially for us who lead God's people in these last days.

Tucked away in Paul's Second Epistle to Timothy, as translated by J. B. Phillips, is a message that should burn its way into the thinking of every Seventh-day Adventist worker. It is a message espe­cially for us who lead God's people in these last days.

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The True Thanksgiving Spirit

C. E. Moseley Jr.

The one hundredth psalm is a beautiful poem that climaxes six consecutive psalms of thanksgiving. In this poem all peoples of earth, friendly and hostile alike, are invited to join Israel in offering thankful praises to God for His abundant mercies and blessings.

The one hundredth psalm is a beautiful poem that climaxes six consecutive psalms of thanksgiving. In this poem all peoples of earth, friendly and hostile alike, are invited to join Israel in offering thankful praises to God for His abundant mercies and blessings.

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