Don H. Lee
Bible Teacher, Columbia Academy, Washington
Articles by Don H. Lee
Pastor's Duty to Young People
November 1948
Socrates once said it was "strange that we spend so much time in getting money and so little on those to whom we are to leave it." We are interested in earning a living and in providing for the comforts and necessities…
Evangelism Class in Japan
December 1949
Evangelism in Japan has entered a new and promising era. In prewar Japan, Christian meetings of all types were looked upon as places where a loyal Japanese would not be found. However, in postwar Japan this attitude…
Turning Barriers Into Bridges
February 1966
THE privilege of witnessing before ministers of other denominations is not always appreciated by Adventist ministers as it should be. We develop within our own attitudes several barriers that must be surmounted in approaching these…
Ghosts in the Parsonage
August 1971
In December, 1716 the well-ordered household of Susannah Wesley was disturbed by a poltergeist, and the family endured the rowdy activity of the phenomenon. John Wesley, later to found the Methodist movement, was away at school, but his rector…