Bruce Johnston

Bruce Johnston is director of Church Growth for the North Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

Articles by Bruce Johnston

Evangelism at Emmanuel Missionary College

December 1959

At EMC we are endeavoring to take the students out into the field to supplement class instruction with participation in practical soul-winning activities. The enthusiastic response to this plan is almost overwhelming. The ministerial students…

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"It Is Written" and the College Campus

January 1964

Our contact with It Is Written has proved a real blessing to the campus, bringing with it the strong spiritual impact that is the inev­itable result of a successful stu­dent soul-winning endeavor.

We first touched It Is -Written…

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Southern Missionary College Goes All Out for Evangelism

March 1965

Field schools in evangelism are training programs conducted by members of the religion department in conjunction with a series of public evangelistic meetings. They are normally four to five weeks in length. Instruction…

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An Evangelistic Field School at Emmanuel Missionary College

July 1961

IT WAS a venture of faith to conduct an evangelistic field school in South Bend, Indiana—the very heart of Roman Catholic intellectualism. The airatorium (a nylon and vinyl air structure re­cently purchased by Andrews University for an evangelistic…

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Target 80--The Bold Adventure (Part 2)

October 1974

AT THE annual Far Eastern Division council in Singapore in November, 1972, the following action was voted, which brought into being the eight-year strategy that has since been named Target 80.

In order to realize the best possible…

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Target 80--The Bold Adventure

September 1974

TARGET 80 involves the application of modern management principles to church growth and strategy. It has really captured the imagination of our administrators and departmental leaders throughout the Far Eastern Division. We have already begun…

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You can have a growing church!

August 1978

 

No, you don't have to be a genius. Neither do you have to abandon everything you currently are doing and adopt a revolutionary new method, so relax. What I am talking about can be done with methods already available. In fact, if…

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