October 1962 Issue
Ministerial Presession Council: The Beckoning Hand of Destiny
Roy Allan Anderson
The keynote address.
The keynote address.Meditation: A Lost Art
Don Hawley
The three bastions of strength in the lost art of meditation.
The three bastions of strength in the lost art of meditation.A Unique Retirement Service
O.L. Stimpson
A unique service that creates lasting good will for our church in the community.
A unique service that creates lasting good will for our church in the community.Cargo Cults and Seventh-day Adventism
Gotfried Oosterwal
Dr. Gosterwal is one of our respected workers in Netherlands New Guinea, and he has specialized in the study of anthropology.
Dr. Gosterwal is one of our respected workers in Netherlands New Guinea, and he has specialized in the study of anthropology.A Plea for Theological Seriousness (Concluded)
Edward W. H. Vick
To make doubly clear the relevance of theology to the preacher's work, let us consider some of the tasks that properly belong to the preacher's calling:
To make doubly clear the relevance of theology to the preacher's work, let us consider some of the tasks that properly belong to the preacher's calling:A Prophetic Message-4
Taylor G. Bunch
In this study we shall consider another prophetic picture of God's last gospel message as it is revealed in 1 Corinthians 10:1-11. Here we are told that we should not be ignorant concerning the deliverance of ancient Israel from Egyptian bondage and their journey…
Teamwork in South West Africa
An evangelistic report from West Africa
An evangelistic report from West AfricaThe Song of Saints (Concluded)
E.E. White
Four bishops appear in this list of saints—Athanasius, Cuthbert, Flavian, and Theodulph.
Four bishops appear in this list of saints—Athanasius, Cuthbert, Flavian, and Theodulph.A Message for You
J. L. Shuler
This is the text of a folder sent out by the author with the first evangelistic sermon requested by new people. It will have some interest for our evangelists.—Editors
This is the text of a folder sent out by the author with the first evangelistic sermon requested by new people. It will have some interest for our evangelists.—EditorsSpirit Versus Letter
Erwin R. Gane
Opinions presented here are intended to stimulate objective thinking, and do not necessarily represent the views of the editors.
Opinions presented here are intended to stimulate objective thinking, and do not necessarily represent the views of the editors.And Sarah Packed!
Anonymous
This short article will have special meaning for the wives of our ministers. Mrs. Lockerbie has gone through the throes of constant moving, about which she writes with feeling. The article appeared in the Pulpit magazine, July, 1960, and is used here by permission of that journal.
This short article will have special meaning for the wives of our ministers. Mrs. Lockerbie has gone through the throes of constant moving, about which she writes with feeling. The article appeared in the Pulpit magazine, July, 1960, and is used here by permission of that journal.Pointer's
Various Authors
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.An Examination of the Claims of the Sacred Name Movement
Don F. Neufeld
In recent years a number of tracts have been distributed originating with the Faith Bible & Tract Society in Salem, West Virginia, insisting that Christians ought to address the Deity by His Hebrew name, and avoid using such terms as "Lord," "God," or "Jesus."
In recent years a number of tracts have been distributed originating with the Faith Bible & Tract Society in Salem, West Virginia, insisting that Christians ought to address the Deity by His Hebrew name, and avoid using such terms as "Lord," "God," or "Jesus."