Winton H. Beaven
Winton H. Beaven, Ph.D., is dean emeritus of Kettering College of Medical Arts.
Specific Aims of Religious Broadcasters
Talk presented at Midwestern Radio Workshop at Saint Louis in May.
The Religious World of 1954
Since the news and activities of the 1954 General Conference session were well publicized and reported in our various denominational journals last year, this important event is not reviewed in this article.
Alcoholism and the Seventh-day Adventist Church (Concluded)
A look at the characteristics and different kind of alcoholics.
Alcoholism and the Seventh-day Adventist Church Part 1
One of a series of chapel talks given at Potomac University while Dr. Beaven was dean of the School of Graduate Studies.
Are Adventist Evangelists Speaking in "Unknown Tongues"?
THE GOSPEL commission found in Matthew 28 has always been taken seriously by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Its efforts to evangelize the world, and in particular to make the world aware of the coming of Jesus, as taught in the three angels' messages of Revelation, have been met with increasing success in many quarters of the earth. In 1973 for the first time, more than 200,000 people were brought into the church. . .