John K. Jones

By JOHN K. JONES, President of the Southern Union Conference

Articles by John K. Jones

The Minister and His Income

January 1928

It is very clear that in the divine plan the minister is required to devote his entire time to his sacred calling, and is not to become entangled with business pursuits or anything of a commercial character which might tend to divide his…

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The Association Forum

October 1929

The Minister and His Income

By J.K. Jones

The Divine Plan: " The Levites shall do the service of the tabernacle of the congregation: . . it shall…

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The Minister as the Trainer

March 1940

Lend Pastoral Encouragement

What if we should discover that the very key to God's closing work on earth is to be found in our relationship as conference workers to lay evangelism ? Would we not have an awakened interest in this…

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Impressions of the Southern Union Council

June 1943

The workers in the Southern Union had set their hearts upon the proposed Eastern evangelistic council, which was to include the Atlantic, Columbia, and Southern Unions. When it was learned at the Autumn Council that this…

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Shrinkage in Funds Need Not Hinder Evangelism

October 1932

For the past decade or so, when earnest effort has been made to reach the masses in our cities through pub­lic efforts conducted by strong evangel­ists, the impression has obtained among many that it is impossible to…

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Every Minister's Position Strategic

November 1933

The most important problem facing our ministers in the field is that of win­ning souls for the kingdom of heaven through the preaching of the threefold message of Revelation 14:6-12. It is essential that every minister…

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Field School of Evangelism

June 1937

Foreword.—What was doubtless the most im­portant advance move in North American evan­gelism, as projected in the union sessions and institutes, was made at the Southern Union meeting, where a Field School of Evangelism…

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Forward and Upward

February 1929

Between the Dead and the Living

By J. K. Jones

The rebellion which was started by Korah, Dathan, and Abiram in the camp of Israel while in the wilderness, grew to such proportions, even after…

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Treading on Enchanted Ground

August 1935

Living as we do in the mad rush of this age,  with everything geared to high speed, there is danger that in carrying out the mechanical details of our appointed work, we shall permit this whirl of the mechanics to dull our spiritual vision.…

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Ways of Finishing the Work

August 1941

Now and then we hear the suggestion that the need of evangelists to enter the large cities and towns is not…

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Our Relation to Financial Goals

July 1936

The last days of earth's history are de­scribed by the apostle James as a time when men will resort to all sorts of schemes to amass riches. The mad rush for possession of money has caused the world to lose its sense…

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