John Ford

BY JOHN FORD

Articles by John Ford

The Golden Hour of Radio

January 1936

A burden for the winning of lost souls about me rests heavily upon me. I see millions of people traveling the road to death. I cannot see those folks going on to destruction and sit complacently by. The need grips my…

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Music and the Message

March 1930

Music and the Message

Who can compute the mystic power of music? Who can measure the influence it exerts for weal or woe? It is woven into the very warp and woof of this sinful world. Indeed, most of the demoralizing things of the…

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Working Program of an Evangelistic Effort

November 1932

Prayer Service. — A fifteen-minute prayer meeting should be held by the church every night before the public service, and daily prayer in the homes of, believers is essential. It is vital for us to remember that…

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The Association Forum

June 1930

Capitalizing the Newspaper for the Message

By W.L. Burgan

For sixteen years I have been engaged in newspaper work from the office of the Press Bureau of the…

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The Temporary Wooden Tabernacle

September 1934

The temporary wooden tabernacle has proved a very successful auditorium in which to hold evangelistic meetings. It is not ideally perfect, yet it probably has as few faults as any place in which meetings might be held.…

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The Association Forum

January 1929

THE SINGING EVANGELIST

Sacred music is one of God's greatest gifts to men, to be returned in glorified service to Him. And in no sphere has it greater opportunity…

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The Radio in Evangelism

August 1931

As we have used broadcasting for several years in our evangelistic campaigns, our experience has given me some definite convictions relative to the value of the radio in this work. The radio is a powerful factor as an…

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Methods of Evangelism—I

August 1932

The first and chief requisite for successful evangelism is constant contact with the Holy Spirit, and a willingness to be led by Him. Many of the vital steps are taken almost unconsciously, without realizing their importance…

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