Paul H. Eldridge

Paul H. Eldridge, president of the Far Eastern Division

Articles by Paul H. Eldridge

"God Behind the Headlines"

October 1946

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. Events of world importance are…

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Bible Story Program for Children

April 1946

In the field of religious radio programs, there is one promising feature which has not as yet received much attention. This is Bible stories for children. Programs of highly dramatized Scriptural incidents, often drawing largely…

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New Day of Evangelism in Japan

May 1949

Postwar evangelism in Japan is a new and stimulating experience. It is safe to say that we are witnessing one of the greatest opportunities for proclaiming the gos­pel in the history of missions. In every section…

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New Horizons for Evangelism in the Far Eastern Division

August 1964

Having just returned from a three-month, eighteen- thousand-mile itinerary through the Far Eastern Division, I can report that our ministerial workers are dis­covering new horizons of evan­gelism. Though faced…

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Saving Face and True Status

June 1964

Whether it be the occidental ex­pression status, or the oriental ex­pression face, the idea is the same: "Where do I stand in the eyes of the people around me?" It would seem almost paradoxical…

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Ministerial Association Sponsors Summer Schools in Indonesia

February 1964

A new effort to provide additional train­ing for field workers was undertaken in Indonesia during 1963. This was in the form of a special six-week summer school session. Sponsored by the Ministerial Asso­ciation…

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Windows of Heaven Opened or Closed?

June 1965

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.

Describing those mo­ments in history when God wanted more dra­matic and adequate re­sults than could…

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“Messenger” of Mercy

March 1968

The enemy forces are only ten miles away. We'll not be able to hold out until morning." Pastor Richard Hall listened to the friendly officer of the retreating govern­ment troops and thanked him for the infor­mation. Then…

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"Words Without Knowledge"

March 1975

A committee is a good place to study character---and also to develop it.

Remembering this not only makes the time pass faster, it also adds much value to the hours every church leader must spend in committee meetings. It opens the…

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Instrument Approach

November 1974

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…

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Confirmation

February 1974

WHEN Paul wrote his first letter to the church in Corinth, he included among his words of greeting this unique expression: "The testimony of Christ was confirmed in you."

In these brief words, Paul captured the very essence of the…

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So You're a Preacher--Amateur or Professional

September 1973

A PREACHER is many things: counselor, teacher, fund raiser, church administrator, spiritual trouble shooter. He must be a man of integrity, impeccable personal habits, untarnished reputation, friendliness, and total dedication. He must feel…

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He Delivers Them Out of Their Distresses

April 1973

 


Editorial Note: This is a suggestive sermon outline to be used with the May 12 Disaster and Famine Relief Offering.


Introduction

A. Text: Psalm 107:6: "Then they cried unto the Lord in their trouble,…

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