September 1967 Issue
The Weightier Matters
R. M. Ritland
On approaching nature with an open, but not an empty, mind.
On approaching nature with an open, but not an empty, mind.Jerusalem and the Jews
Adrian M. Peterson
A look at the meaning of the Jewish recapture of old Jerusalem.
A look at the meaning of the Jewish recapture of old Jerusalem.The Preacher and Prayers
Roy Allan Anderson
A must reading for every busy minister.
A must reading for every busy minister.A News Commentary in Evangelism
Reuben A. Hubbard
Using assorted news media as a tool for evangelism.
Using assorted news media as a tool for evangelism.Evangelism and Organization
George E. Knowles
Coordinating the various aspects of evangelistic meetings.
Coordinating the various aspects of evangelistic meetings.Ministerial Task Triangle
Rudy E. Klimes
Communication with God, organization, and communication with men.
Communication with God, organization, and communication with men.The Minister--a Leader of Worship
Norval F. Pease
The four-fold role of the minister.
The four-fold role of the minister.Preacher's Progress
Ron Runyan
A new monthly column by Ron Runyon.
A new monthly column by Ron Runyon.Is it Possible to Live on a Minister's Salary?
Carol Johnson Shewmake
The thrilling story of a minister's wife with four children who refused to divide her life.
The thrilling story of a minister's wife with four children who refused to divide her life.How do You Study? (Concluded)
Bernard E. Seton
The conclusion of this two-part series.
The conclusion of this two-part series.The Challenge of a Finished Work
Robert H. Pierson
Conclusion of keynote address, Ministerial Council on Field School Evangelism, Andrews University, March 7, 1967.
Conclusion of keynote address, Ministerial Council on Field School Evangelism, Andrews University, March 7, 1967.Viewpoint: Is the Medical Work the Right Arm?
Daneil A. Mitchell, Sr.
All items under this heading reflect the personal views of the respective writers and not necessarily those of this journal or the denomination at large.
All items under this heading reflect the personal views of the respective writers and not necessarily those of this journal or the denomination at large.