Articles by Frederick, Lee

Secret of Soul Winning

June 1929

Secret of Soul Winning

By Frederick Lee

Text, John 12:32: "I, if I be lifted up, . . . will draw all men unto Me."

Instrumentality.— Soul winning the…

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Reaching The Non-Christian With Our Message

January 1936

There is no system of truth that adapts it­self so readily to the mind of the non-Chris­tian as does the message that we have to give. It is a world message, and therefore has an appeal for every race. It forces itself…

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The Mission Movement Challenged

June 1938

On the 31st of May, 1792, William Carey preached his famous sermon, "Expect great things from God. Attempt great things for God," and thereby inaugurated a new era for the Christian church. It was largely through the zeal, earnestness, and…

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Cultural Cycles and Religious Trends

November 1939

This is the first of four studies that lay bare the notable revolution that is taking place in religious world thought. Fundamental and transforming changes are under way, the full significance of which must not be…

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Women and Uncovered Heads

December 1940

Please explain how the teaching of Paul in the eleventh chapter of First Corinthians in regard to woman's praying or prophesying "with her head uncovered" applies to us today. Is there any special teaching in the denomina­tion on this…

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Call for Religious Unity and Revival

February 1940

Christendom has come suddenly to realize that Christian religion is faced with the gravest peril in its history. The strongly humanistic and materialistic teachings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, which had…

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Religious Trends of Today

January 1940

Christian doctrine and belief was greatly affected by the growing emphasis upon the external which developed with recent scientific progress. Science was not judged by religious…

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Called to a Spiritual Service

December 1943

How often we have heard the bitter cry of a suffering man or woman, "Lord, take away pain." And how often we have longed for the power to take away pain. The following poem was found on the wall of a Denver hospital:

"Lord,…

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A New Evangelism for China—2

February 1949

After the testing truths had been studied and one by one a number took their stand, the subject of baptism was presented, and these interested ones were given a personal invita­tion to enter the church as members.…

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A New Evangelism in China-1

January 1949

When our missionaries went to China forty-five years ago they followed prac­tices in gospel evangelism that had been car­ried on by other mission bodies for many years. The general plan was to secure some store…

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Features

September 1953

Where Are the Preachers?

R. E. FINNEY, JR., Editor, "These Times"

For quite a few years I was about the only preacher I heard preach. Then I was called into a different type of work, and for about seven years now I have…

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The Foreign Missionary's Behavior (III)

July 1936

The life and behavior of the missionary has very much to do with his success or failure. We must remember that a long journey does not change one's disposition. The fact that a person has chosen to live a life of service…

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The Ministerial Association Exhibit*

August 1936

By numerous visits to the Ministerial Ex­hibit at the General Conference proved to be both instructive and very interesting. One could not secure a grasp of the large display of material by merely one visit. Let me tell…

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Missionary Qualifications

October 1932

The qualities of consecration, sympathy, discretion, adaptation, tact, insight, vision, and humility so neces­sary for the minister in his delicate task of searching out the lost sheep and shepherding the flock in the home­land, are doubly…

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Last-Day Religious Trends

March 1940

The picture that has been drawn in pre­vious articles concerning religious and cultural trends harmonizes with the prophetic picture of the last days. The course of events which is now taking shape supports the…

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Return of Science to Religion

December 1939

Everywhere today there is disil­lusionment. Only a few brave souls still hold to the former extreme claims and promises of science. It is true that science can do much to make the world more com­fortable and to…

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Challenge of a World Task

September 1938

Foreign mission work is being chal­lenged in non-Christian lands. The missionary is looked upon with mis­trust and suspicion. His motives are often called in question, his every act is scruti­nized, and his every mistake is heralded far and…

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The Shaking Time

May 1931

Text, Isaiah 17:4-7: "In that day it shall come to pass, that the glory of Jacob shall be made thin, and the fatness of his flesh shall wax lean. And it shall be as when the harvest­man gathereth the corn, and reapeth…

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Missionary Misconceptions and Mistakes

December 1938

The trial-and-error method seems to be the most generally used system of human en­deavor. Although experience is the most exacting teacher to be found, it is nevertheless the one most universally employed. It seems necessary for most people…

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The Foreign Missionary Calls

May 1936

Without Excuse. The call to foreign mission service is very definite. To each of His followers Christ has said, "Go ye there­fore, and make disciples of all nations." To everyone who is looking with…

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The Foreign Missionary's Equipment--II

June 1936

The new recruit to foreign mission service is often concerned about the equipment he should take with him to his field. What clothes will he need? Should he take books and furniture? Many are the questions that might…

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