Donald W. McKay
Layman, New York
The Capital and Labor Issue—No. 1
One of the most widely discussed and far-reaching topics of the day is the controversy raging between capital and labor.
Get Your Church in Print
In spite of television, radio, and other modern communication media, perhaps the best form of free advertising is still through the columns of the newspapers
Eliminating Tension From Your Ministry
A tired or tense minister operates under a great handicap.
Don't Do It All
SOME ministers try to perform all the duties of the church by themselves. They spend long hours preparing their Sabbath sermon and half as many more for the midweek prayer service. Beyond this, fundraising campaigns, board and committee meetings, members' personal problems, visits to the sick, funerals and weddings, et cetera, occupy so much time that the pastor has little time or zest for his real job, which is fulfilling the gospel commission (Matt. 28:19). . .
What If You Were Sentenced to Die?
AS A minister, have you ever thought how you would react to a pronouncement that you were doomed to die within a month or two? When you visit and comfort patients with terminal diseases, the thought rarely, if ever, enters your mind that perhaps the dread disease might strike you. . .
Two Decades of TV Progress
NEVER had I been so downright scared I as when those lights glared at me for the first time on that eventful night of May 21, 1950, when I looked into the eyes of a camera without benefit of script or experience," Pastor William A. Fagal, director of Faith for Today, confessed to me the other day. He added, "I said Hello to an unseen audience I hoped, but wasn't sure, was out there."