Upbuilding Congregational Singing--No. 2
In part two of our discussion, we turn to a definite consideration of how the four basic causes for indifference and nonparticipation in congregational singing may be eliminated, and how we may improve our musical worship.
Congregational Singing—No. 1
The congregational hymn is an effective worship channel for the individual only as he takes a definite part in it by singing
Twelve Pulling Points
Are we building programs to reach Adventists, or those, who do not know this message?
Securing "Spots" and Radio Ads
The enterprising evangelist will find a helpful ally in radio "spot" announcements.
EVANGELISM: Lectures or Sermons?
"It is not easy to find a suitable name for the vehicle by which the gospel minister conveys the truth of God to a public audience, whose individuals have come for various reasons, and in response to various types of advertising."
Music An Act of Worship
God's original purpose for music in divine worship was that it should be a vigorous expression on the part of the whole congregation of their praise, their thanksgiving, their love, their devotion, their adoration, their prayer, their hope, their dedication, and their confidence.