Kenneth H. Wood
Kenneth H. Wood is editor of the Adventist Review.
Articles by Kenneth H. Wood
In Times of Crisis
November 1929
The experience of the past three years in the Kiangsu Mission [Far Eastern Division] has proved the work of the women's Bible work department to be of unique value. For a time almost all other departments were seriously affected by political…
Securing Co-operation of Church Members
May 1944
The third angel's message is without doubt the most important movement on earth today. Consequently the ministers of this denomination feel challenged to do everything possible to forward the work and finish…
Friend of the Pastor
November 1949
Imagine my consternation to be greeted by this remark two years ago as I entered departmental work after spending nine years in pastoral evangelism: "We are very sorry to hear that you are leaving the ministry."…
You or Thou?
January 1968
A reader asks: "Is it disrespectful to use You instead of Thee and Thou when addressing the Lord in prayer?" Inasmuch as this question has been asked by others, we assume that a brief discussion of the matter in these columns may be of general…
The sound of certainty
December 1979
Elijah's confrontation with the priests of Baal atop Mount Carmel, as recorded in 1 Kings 18, is more than just an exciting story—it has special relevance for people in any age who have been given a divine mission, and particularly for Seventh-day…
Awe—an essential of worship
November 1980
A friend told me that in a certain church he visited, the person offering the morning prayer began by saying, "Good morning, Dad." This casual approach to God shocked me, because I have always felt that if a person understands the…