Walter R. L. Scragg
Walter R. L. Scragg is president of the Northern European Division.
The Art of Tactful Approach
I have found that a frank, practical, sympathetic appeal to the people through avenues of natural approach is a wonderful success in the country.
Evangelism-Winning Men For God
The Spirit of prophecy was decades in advance of the times as concerned the need and procedures for gospel and evangelistic techniques.
The Scores Who Have Not Fallen
When someone is defeated it naturally gives us pain, but let us not exaggerate our losses. Instead, let us thank God for the great group who have not fallen.
Preacher, Meet Your Congregation
Days of preparation are ended. Careful study completed. The Holy Spirit's unction is invited. Today, alert in mind and body, you bear God's message to the people. Today you are their teacher, their prophet, their seer, their apostle. Through you this day God speaks to all a message from heaven.
Pioneering Radio, TV and Bible Schools in Overseas Areas
There is a temptation to think that because there is no opportunity to use our large professional and denominational programs, we should do nothing about being on the air.
Successful "Net Work"
STEPPING through the foam of the shore-break on the beach at Kovalam in South India, I looked to my right and saw about a hundred men struggling with something in the surf. What was it? Divided into two groups, they were hauling in an extremely long seine net. . .
The Diet, the Day, the Prophet
IN MY own personal, non-Gallup, nonscientific survey of the public's knowledge of the Seventh-day Adventist Church I think I've discovered the winners in the "what-I-know-about- Seventh-day Adventists" question. John Q. Public knows about the diet, the day, and the prophet, and probably in that order. . .
A Strategy for Reaching Secular Man
EVERY so often I arm myself with the strong sword of the promises Cod gives, a fat billfold, and a secret pocket to keep all that cash safe, and infiltrate the citadel of the enemy they call New York. Fabulous, heartless city, capital of a secular, spiritually apathetic, materialistic culture. There Christianity orbits as distantly as in the scrabbling hovels of pagan lands. . .