Put Your Church "Up Front"
Whether your church is prominently situated in its community or tucked into an obscure corner, it can be "up front" through the judicious use of the new roadside signs available through the General Conference Bureau of Public Relations.
New Roadside Church Sign
The new Seventh-day Adventist roadside sign now being made available to all our churches had its beginning at the Ministerial Council in San Francisco in 1954. The council's recommendation has resulted in this simple but effective marker.
Community Relations Army Style
The US Army lays a heavy stress on the importance of good community relations. What about the church? Shouldn't we do the same?
Features-Progress of the World Council
This is without doubt the greatest church council of our generation, or perhaps any other generation.
Inevitability Paralysis or Power?
Perhaps more than any other religious group Seventh-day Adventists are inspired by a concept of inevitability in their work—inevitable vindication, inevitable victory.
Evangelism: Are We Still Using Model T Methods? Evangelists and Newspaper Editors
There she stands, 'way down in the cow pasture the old Model T!
"Breakthrough" Opportunity for Your Church
The public relations program of our denomination is now a well-seasoned fifty years old! Often thought to be one of the new departments, the public relations work will observe its golden anniversary in 1962.
Adventist Evangelism Tomorrow--A Prognosis
Adventist Evangelism in the Twentieth Century—4