E.D. Dick
E. D. DICK, President, SDA Theological Seminary
Blessings of Sacrificial Giving
Whether our responsibility centers in the local church or in general administrative work in any capacity, as leaders in the cause of God we need to be reminded often of the spiritual objectives that are before us and our believers, and need to have a knowledge of how these are attained.
My Kingdom is not of This World
The spirit of nationalism is contrary to the broad principles of the gospel.
Introducing Ourselves
In this article we tell you something of the Seminary, its purposes, its program, and its personnel.
Visits to Our College Campuses
our schools are the best places in all the world for our Adventist youth in preparation for life's great issues and responsibilities.
Lengthen and Strengthen
The Scriptural admonition to "lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes" is wise counsel for every branch of the Lord's work in these last days. Particularly fitting is this for our Theological Seminary, the capstone of our denomination's educational structure.
A Guided Tour to Europe and the Bible Lands in 1957
The Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, at Washington, D.C., will conduct a guided study tour through Europe and the Bible lands from June to August, 1957.
From One Native Teacher to Another
Should one question the effectiveness of the promotion of the Reading Course plan in our ranks through the years, let him be convinced by the following letter written by a native teacher, Moses Kalunga, and appearing in the Malarnulo Tidings, a mission sheet issued by our Southeast African Mission, Malamulo, Nyasaland.
Unique Place of Our New Seminary
Address at opening of Theological Seminary summer session. June 1. at Washington. D.C.
Measuring Religion with a Tapeline
Q. Can we maintain our church standards through church legislation?