J.L. Tucker
By J. L. TUCKER, Evangelist, Northern California Conference
Articles by J.L. Tucker
"Quiet Hour" Radio Program and Reading Room
January 1942
On July 10, 1941, we began our fifth year of radio ministry. Every passing day proves the,effectiveness of this modern means of giving the third angel's message. The apostle John saw this message flying through heaven to…
How "The Quiet Hour" Began
July 1943
Five years ago an infant came into being, which we named "The Quiet Hour." Yes, we loved it, and moved our sleeping quarters upstairs, that we might give this goodly child a room all alone. Opening our home for its birth proved not only a…
Radio Technique and Procedure
January 1943
I. What is the Best Time to Have the Broadcast?
That would all depend on where you are located and the type of program you are going to put on. And, of course, the…
Right Arm Breaks Down Prejudice
March 1943
It was to a northern town of Montana that we were first sent out alone, "to sink or swim," as the conference president told us. There was no church, not even a Sabbath school. Because of his inexperience my husband…
Adjuncts to Soul Winning
May 1944
For nearly six years it was my good fortune to conduct in Portland, Oregon, a daily radio program called "The Quiet Hour." From the very first program our people stood by with their prayers and co-operation. Altogether,…
A True Helpmeet and Companion
February 1944
It is with much reluctance and with the deepest sense of insufficiency that I attempt, at the request of the Ministry editor, to write on the possibilities of the pastor's wife in cooperative service with her…
Ten Ways to Increase Our Audience
September 1944
It is heart warming to a broadcaster to know that his radio program is deeply appreciated by an ever-growing audience. There are various means of determining whether your program is really desired by the public, such as the Hooper Radio Survey.…
Let Us Arise and Finish It
March 1945
The slogan, or goal, that has sounded in my ears for the past thirty years that I have been associated with this people is this: "The Advent Message to All the World in This Generation." For years the thought lingered in my mind that the…
Methods in Rural Evangelism
September 1932
The big problem in the country is not how to make contacts or find openings for meetings or studies, but how to find time to hold all the meetings and give all the studies asked for.
These openings develop naturally.…
Sparsely Settled Sections
February 1932
In these sections we cannot use the radio or the daily papers or even the weekly press to any extent; for at longest we are only a few weeks in one place. Extensive advertising and large hall meetings are out of the question. We must work…