K.L.J.

K. L. J., R.N.

Articles by K.L.J.

The Health Message in Public Evangelism

January 1934

That health education should be part of the program of every evangelistic campaign is now recognized by the majority of our success­ful evangelists. Many ministers, however, hav­ing brought large numbers into the spiritual phase…

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Medical Missionary Nurses

January 1938

Nurses who are devoting their lives to service in our institutions in North Amer­ica, nurses in, mission hospitals in the great cities of our overseas divisions, nurses in the farthest outposts of China, Africa, and the islands of the sea,…

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Development of Our Medical Work—No. 1

December 1939

It is interesting to note that in the bylaws of the first medical institution founded by the Seventh-day Adventists in September, 1866, Article 1, Section 1, states, "The object of this institute is to treat disease upon…

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Extending Our Influence

November 1939

Sometime ago, Dr. John Brownsberger, medical superintendent of the Mountain Sanitarium and Hospital at Fletcher, North Carolina, was asked to prepare a paper on "Nursing Education and Nursing Service in Rural Areas."…

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Education Principles Reemphasized

August 1939

It is interesting to note that nursing edu­cators in the professional field today are stressing many of the fundamental princi­ples enunciated by the early educational leaders of our denomination. Perhaps there has never been a time…

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Health Education in Conference Work

March 1938

In the organized work of the conference, health education may be carried on in many different ways, all of which may be made very effectual, and each of which may have its own special advantages. Organized instruction…

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Content of Health Evangelism

September 1937

In advertising the health phase of an evangelistic gelistic series of meetings, caution should be exercised in the matter of exaggeration of facts. In mentioning the health worker or the institution represented, it is well to avoid…

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Principles Governing Health Teaching

November 1934

"To make natural law plain, and to urge obedience to it, is a work [of health reform] that accompanies the third angel's message." —"Counsels on Health," p. 21.

1. Correlate health work with…

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Vital Health Questions

March 1939

What health topic does the Seventh-day Adventist most frequently have oppor­tunity to discuss with an inquirer? A sta­tistical record of every question asked doctors and nurses during a period of one month in all…

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Teaching Church Groups

November 1938

The most important thing in any teaching program with any group is the evi­dence that subject matter which has been taught is being applied to practical life. It is not alone the native African, regarding whom…

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