Arthur W. Spalding
Arthur W. Spalding
The Pastor and the Home (Part III)
As his the head of the house is the father of his family, so the pastor, the head of the local church, is the father of his people.
The Pastor and the Home (Part II)
Every pastor who faces frankly the problems of his church which to a greater or lesser extent have their origin in the home, must come to the conclusion that definite, well-planned action must be taken to improve the abilities of parents, that they may do more effective work in homemaking and child culture.
The Pastor and the Home
The pastor's responsibility for the social problems of the flock. Part one.
The Festival of the Blessed Hope
Celebrating the Centennial Anniversary of the Festival of the Blessed Hope.
Features-The Bishopric of Judas. Qualities Indispensable to a Missionary
To aim so high; to fall so low! Judas Iscariot, like Lucifer, aspired to set his throne above the stars of God.