Gerald Paul
Gerald W. Paul writes from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Articles by Gerald Paul
Ah, storytime!
July 1985
A common ambivalent tribute often heard at the minister's farewell party is, "We may forget your sermons, but well always remember your childrens stories!" As a longtime preacher I've, told my share of Aesop's fables with a Christian moral,…
Medical Missionary
July 1938
Medical Missionary in Action
By ROGER W. PAUL, M.D., on Furlough From China
Some may be led to ask whether it pays to carry on medical missionary work in heathen lands. This query is best answered…
Expanding the patient's world
November 1984
John Scott, a Presbyterian minister-physician who founded the palliative care unit of St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, says, "A visit from a clergyperson might be the equivalent of ten milligrams of morphine." Since some cancer…