Leo Van Dolson
Reviewed by Leo R. Van Dolsen, retired Seventh-day Adventist minister and editor.
Ten Commandments for Obtaining Personal Decisions
Presented at the Presession Ministerial Association meetings, San Francisco, 1962.
Evangelism at the new Osaka Center
This article is a brief presentation of evangelistic procedures being used in the Osaka Center, Japan.
Jesus Said It First
Is there really ever anything new? or is there just a continuing process of rediscovery of that which has been understood in the past and then forgotten?
Losing With Leo
IF YOU think that the basic cause of overweight is some psychological problem such as over eating as a way of compensating for feelings of inferiority or a form of repressed hostility, you may be only half right. . .
Losing With Leo
FOR the first three weeks this past month everything really went well. I lost two pounds per week and almost began to think that it was going to be easier than it seemed at the start to follow the plan of losing gradually. People who lose more rapidly are more likely to regain lost weight quickly because it's harder to stay on the more drastic programs. My goal, as you may remember, was to lose five pounds a month, and I had bettered that in the first three weeks. . .
The Development of a Dynamic Fundamentalism
AS OLD as Jesus Himself, yet as new as tomorrow, is the force that is even now beginning its sweep through the religious world. Some have already dared to pronounce it a new reformation. But it might better be understood as a continuation or perhaps the climax of that Reformation...
Why Does the SDA Church Operate a School of Public Health?
THE major health problem in our world today is the disease of sin with its result ant effects on the physical, mental, and spiritual natures. The classic World Health Organization's definition of health is that "Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. . ."