J. L. Shuler
Bible Lecturer, Lodi, California
Giving Our Specific Message to the World
A symposial discussion from June 5, 1936 in San Francisco
Question-And-Answer Service—No. 1
The question-and-answer service is of marked value in creating interest and teaching truth in a series of evangelistic meetings.
Dealing With the Tobacco Habit
Many of the men and women who come to our meetings, and have a desire to accept God's message, are apparently helplessly bound by the tobacco habit. How can they find help?
The Evangelist's Obligation
Every evangelist is primarily concerned with the accomplishment of two things—persuading the largest possible number of people to accept the truth, and keeping the largest possible number faithful to the end.
The Small Effort Essential
Two mistaken concepts are reacting unfavorably against the holding of small evangelistic efforts.