M.E. Olsen

Restful to the eyes, and beautiful, is the best description I can give of the quiet and restrained style of the platform decora­tions I saw at the East Pennsylvania camp meeting. Behind the speaker as he stood on the platform was an arrangement…

Ministers often speak of "getting up" a sermon or "making" one, but Charles Edward Jefferson, for many years pas­tor of Broadway Tabernacle in New York City, thinks a sermon in the highest sense is a growth rather than…

How may a man ascertain whether he is mentally alive and fit for his work, or is undergoing a process of intellectual stagna­tion? Let him ask himself a few questions: Do I enjoy hard mental work? Do I like to match myself with the difficulties…

One of the secrets of growing success in the ministry lies in taking the next step. Our ministers have very generally lined up for the Reading Course, and this is well. The next step for the forward-looking minister is a home study course…