H. H. Schmidt

Departmental Secretary, Southern Union

Articles by H. H. Schmidt

Tabernacle-Church Combination Plan

June 1942

Pastor-Evangelists who labor in the larger cities are confronted with problems for which a solution must be found, else their program comes to a halt. In St. Louis, Missouri, there is an ordinance that forbids the erection…

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Keeping Evangelistic Records

November 1949

In a program of evangelism I welcome every  method, or device, that proves to be a time­saver. The better one is organized, the more souls can be reached. Methods and devices are only means toward a greater and much more important end. But…

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Malting Baptism Beautiful

March 1955

The ultimate in every evangelistic program is to see souls baptized into the third angel's message as the result of weeks of labor by the evangelist and his associates. This is the only goal and reward sought by those who, under…

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Do Short Evangelistic Campaign Converts Stay?

July 1963

This question seems to be one of the first to arise when considering the merits of a long or a short evangelistic campaign. It is a strange and Presumptuous matter to limit the power of the Holy Spirit; salvation…

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Identify Your Church

March 1969

IN A WORLD of activity, change, and movement, particularly in the commercial world, much emphasis is put on advertising, and specifically on identifying a product or a place. This sort of thing is deemed most necessary by those who produce…

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Two Mustard Seeds and How They Grew

February 1972

THE Lord Jesus Christ used a mustard seed to illustrate the evangelistic potential of the gospel of the kingdom. This is the story of how two mustard seeds of evangelism were planted in the Southern Union Conference in 1937, and how they…

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