Theodore Carcich

Theodore Carcich, former vice-president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, is now retired and living in Colton, Washington.

The Church's Soul-Winning Agencies

A message from a conference president to his workers.

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How Can We Check Our Apostasies?

The large number of apostasies which take place in our ranks each year should cause all of us to seek some method of reducing such losses.

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A Heart-to-Heart Chat With Unordained Ministers

It is not very often that we get a chance to talk with you unordained men alone. I wish it were possible to sit down with each one and just chat to our hearts' content; but I do not have that opportunity. Hence this letter.

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"They . . . Went Every Where Preaching

Presentation at Illinois workers' meeting, sub­mitted to THE MINISTRY by request of the workers present. These principles eventuated in an evangelis­tic effort in Chicago, with Elder Carcich as speaker and the Chicago ministers as supporting workers.

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Enlarging Our Baptismal Prospects

Eleven suggestions for winning more people to Christ.

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To the Wives of Our Workers

The monthly shepherdess column.

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How Jesus Dealt With Human Minds

How are we going to reach down inside of these people and awaken them to the fact that their only hope of happiness in this life and assurance of eternal life is to become acquainted with the Great Physician, who can heal their disease of body, soul, and spirit and through faith make them whole?

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The Qualifications of Leadership

God uses men to carry on His work on earth. Sacred history is replete with their leadership exploits. In every significant Biblical event there was a bold leader and a given task.

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False Report and Rumor

How does a false report and rumor start? And what can you do about it?

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What's Wrong With a Little Gambling?

What's wrong with a little gambling? Why, the same thing that is wrong with a little murder, a little larceny, a little lying, and a little adultery.

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