Marie Spangler

Reviewed by Marie Spangler, former Shepherdess International director, Burtonsville, Maryland.

Articles by Marie Spangler

How a Wife Can Help Her Husband In Evangelism

August 1969

THE SOUL-WINNING program of our evangelist husbands is the most important and most joyous part of their ministry. Since their career is our career, we should consider their evangelistic program our evangelistic program. There is an old adage:…

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Making Mother Plans

September 1975

THE IDEAL training center for our little ones should be the home where the mother is the teacher. Where home influences are not ideal, then the children should have proper training in a well-disciplined Christian school. But we should bear…

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Shepherdess: Books worth the while

January 1985

Most of us enjoy reading. But finding a book worth our time may be difficult. I asked several friends to contribute a reading list we could recommend for you. I think they've discovered many intriguing books. If you are wondering…

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Living longer-and better

September 1986

Preventable degenerative diseases exact a heavy toll from Western society. In the United States, heart and blood vessel diseases account for more than half of all premature deaths.

Every day about 1,000 patients enter hospitals because…

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Tribute to Kay Dower

February 1986

Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies." In Kay, Reggie found that priceless jewel. His heart could safely trust in her. She did him good, and not evil, all the days of her life. She stretched out her hand to the…

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Beating the stress of itinerating

December 1989

I was a college senior working in the secretarial department at Washington Missionary College (now Columbia Union College) when Bob, my husband-to-be, rushed into the office. He announced excitedly, "I've gotten a call to the Florida Conference!"…

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Laura, One Woman's Story-Every Woman's Fear

November 1991

A book like Laura is long overdue. In an age when the media bombards us with horror stories of rape and missing persons, we need the kind of information contained in this book. The author, a pastor's wife, describes her experience…

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