Articles by C. S., Longacre

Avoid Being a Hobbyist

May 1932

When I was asked to become a reli­gious liberty worker for the Gen­eral Conference, I hesitated to accept the call, fearing I might become a one-track hobbyist, and thus destroy my usefulness in the general work. A hobbyist is almost always…

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Converting Power of Temperance Lectures

March 1939

There are some ministers who think that temperance lectures are entertaining and illuminating, but that they have no con­verting power. Perhaps that is one reason why so…

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Is Debating Profitable?

June 1940

Both the Scriptures and the Spirit of prophecy discourage debating as a means of winning souls to Christ and promulgating the gospel. The prophet Isaiah condemned the Jews for their love of debate. He said: "Behold, ye…

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Praying for the Sick

July 1943

"There are some who seem to think that if we had sufficient faith when we ask God in prayer to heal the sick and afflicted, we could say unconditionally to the sick, "Arise and walk," just as Christ said to the…

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Spearhead Effort Results

October 1949

I joined Elder J. H. Meier, pastor of the La Crosse church in Wisconsin, in holding a spearhead effort from April 23 to May 1. This was the sixth spearhead effort held in the new Seventh-day Adventist…

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Features-Reformation Before Revival. Counting the Cost of Soul Winning. "Your Radio Doctor"

April 1954

Reformation Before Revival

Our beautiful and impressive cover is a part of the great Reformation monument in Geneva, Switzerland. To those who have visited this memorial it is unforgettable. Ten figures in all appear on this monument.…

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Features

November 1953

'Open Thou Mine Eyes'

KELD J. REYNOLDS Associate Secretary, General Conference Department of Education

President Dick, members of the faculty of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, members of the graduating class,…

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Avoid Unwarranted Time Setting

July 1934

Occasionally we receive letters from  staid, loyal Seventh-day Adventists who lament the sensational methods employed by some along the line of time setting. One writes as follows:

"For years we have been hearing that the end is only…

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An Appeal to Pastors and Church Elders

January 1941

CHARLES S. LONGACRE, Associate Secretary of the Religious Liberty Department, says—

We are grate­ful to the Ministry for giving us an op­portunity to ap­peal through its columns to the pastors and local church elders concerning…

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Status of Reform-Calendar Issue

July 1937

The calendar-revision question has taken on new life since the International Labor Coun­cil succeeded in getting the ear of the League of Nations. On January 18, 1937, the League of Nations took definite action to submit…

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Ministers and Religious Liberty

May 1935

Ministers of the gospel have in the past done great service in the cause of religious liberty. Martin Luther, Roger Williams, John Bunyan, and ministers of the early Baptist churches are striking examples of what the clergy can do for the cause…

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Tactful Contact With Public Officials

June 1931

Many a good cause has been lost be­cause of lack of knowledge in making a tactful approach to public offi­cials, or of conduct becoming in the presence of such officials. It is not al­ways that men in official…

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