Paul H. Eldridge

Paul H. Eldridge, president of the Far Eastern Division

"God Behind the Headlines"

The very nature of radio broadcasting makes possible a type of religious program which is not often heard, and yet is peculiarly suited to Seventh-day Adventist belief and doctrine.

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Bible Story Program for Children

In the field of religious radio programs, there is one promising feature which has not as yet received much attention.

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New Day of Evangelism in Japan

A most unique opportunity in the history of missions.

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Saving Face and True Status

Where do I stand in the eyes of the people around me?

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Ministerial Association Sponsors Summer Schools in Indonesia

A new effort to provide additional train­ing for field workers was undertaken in Indonesia during 1963.

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Windows of Heaven Opened or Closed?

The time has come to finish giving the gospel to the world, and God has opened the windows of heaven so it can be done.

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“Messenger” of Mercy

The value of the airplane in mission work.

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"Words Without Knowledge"

Thinking back over many years of committee work, I find that one particular type of individual has often captured my unhappy attention. It is the person who feels compelled to comment on every subject. Uninhibited by lack of knowledge and experience, he is an instant reactor. And his ideas are often as far out as they are fluently expressed. When he asks for the floor, the stifled feelings of exasperation around the room are almost audible. . .

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Instrument Approach

About forty-five minutes after leaving Pusan, Korea, our jet liner began its approach to the airport in Fukuoka, Japan. Soon we entered ugly-looking clouds, which even at twenty thousand feet seemed almost solid. Descending sharply with lowered wing flaps producing the same kind of sensation as a bus braking on a steep hill, our plane made a number of turns, first one way and then another. With absolutely nothing visible through the clouds, I found myself getting tense. . .

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