March 1990 Issue

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David C. Jarnes

Two articles in the October 1989 Psychology Today reminded me again of the strong link between one's mental state and one's physical health.

Our first work

Neal Wilson

What does the church really need today? Have we been seeking for the wrong things?

What does the church really need today? Have we been seeking for the wrong things?

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Fasting: a discipline ministers need

Roland J. Hill

Fasting can help to control your waistline. And it can help bring your life under the Holy Spirit's control.

Fasting can help to control your waistline. And it can help bring your life under the Holy Spirit's control.

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The minister as a believer

Robert M. Johnston

Only ministers who know God can supply what people come to church to receive.

Only ministers who know God can supply what people come to church to receive.

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Breaking down barriers

William McCall

Can we accept the gospel without accepting our brothers and sisters of different classes, castes, or colors?

Can we accept the gospel without accepting our brothers and sisters of different classes, castes, or colors?

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How to brush up on your Greek

Maylan Schurch

With a couple helpful tools if s not as hard as you think.

With a couple helpful tools if s not as hard as you think.

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Those lucky PKs

Elaine Cunningham

Parsonage life holds many challenges. But it provides unique privileges as well.

Parsonage life holds many challenges. But it provides unique privileges as well.

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Where have all the visiting pastors gone?

Miriam Wood

Didn't the pastors of yesteryear visit the members? If so, what has happened?

Didn't the pastors of yesteryear visit the members? If so, what has happened?

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Diet and the brain

Bernell E. Baldwin

The human brain used to be regarded as a black box-an isolated organ hiding in a protective bony cage. Now known it is as a user-friendly, living computer.

The human brain used to be regarded as a black box-an isolated organ hiding in a protective bony cage. Now known it is as a user-friendly, living computer.

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Letters to the Editor

Thanks for the book, articleI just received my complimentarycopy of the book Seventh-day AdventistsBelieve . . . and want to thank you andyour church for this generous gift. Ihave been receiving Ministry magazineand have enjoyed many of the articles.Please know that…

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