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Southwestern Union Record | July 9, 1952

Periodical Issue

1952-07-09

Southwestern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Southwestern Union Conference

Statistical Secretary General Conference Washington D C SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERINCE OF SEVENTH DAY AD V E NUMBER KEENE TEXAS JULY VOLUME LI S T S MIDSUMMER OFFERING HAT a privileged people we are God has called ifs out of W darkness into His marvelous light He has given us His truth and has made us members of the remnant church With these privileges come great responsibilities for to His church of which we are members comes the challenge quot G

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J. H. Prater

Center for Adventist Research

Nurturing Sabbath Observance in the Lawrenceburg and Pulaski, Tennessee, Seventh-day Adventist Churches

1993

Riggs, John Delano

Andrews University

Digital Commons at Andrews University

Abstract Nurturing Sabbath Observance in the Lawrenceburg and Pulaski Tennessee Seventh day Adventist Churches Riggs John Delano Doctor of Ministry Seventh day Adventist Theological Seminary Andrews University Norman K Miles Advisor C Mervyn Maxwell Advisor Benjamin D Schoun Advisor Problem Sabbathkeeping practices vary widely fran congregation to congregation and among Sabbathkeepers individually This study attenuated to evaluate the Sabbathkeeping practi

Southwestern Union Record | February 11, 1913

Periodical Issue

1913-02-11

Southwestern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Southwestern Union Conference

U J lt J y OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS VOL KEENE TEXAS TUESDAY FEBRUARY T H E C H R I S T I A N S Z E A L OR what has the history of the work of the disciples heen recorded as they la oooooooooooooooooooo bored with holy zeal an imated and vitalized by the Holy Spir Do not look for wrong and evil it if it is not that from this record the You will find them if you do Lord s people toda

Southwestern Union Record | August 2, 1926

Periodical Issue

1926-08-02

Southwestern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Southwestern Union Conference

s Southwestern Likr zqn ec rd Official Organ of the Southwestern bnion Conference of Seoent apos enlists ew wali VOLUME XXV KEENE TEXAS TUESDAY AUGUST V NO WHAT THE STUDENT PAPER MEANS TO SOUTHWESTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE The stuients of Southwestern Junior College for the past year have been publishing a little paper called The Hub This little paper

South African Missionary | December 18, 1911

Periodical Issue

1911-12-18

African Division, Trans-Africa Division

The South African MISSIONARY Lift up your eyes and look on the fields for they are white already to harvest quot KENILWORTH CAPE DECEMBER I I I VOLUME X Courage E ENOCHSON These lines were written by Brother Enochson on returning from a very trying experience in the canvassing field Because apos tis useless sinful to despond Mid fiery trials and troubles of this life And fail to see the great reward beyond Its tumult and its strife Because my count

Western Canadian Tidings | February 2, 1932

Periodical Issue

1932-02-02

Western Canadian Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Western Canadian Union Conference

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES CANAD D EDMONToN Tr SO / I i quot s i e i /HIS apos wt at A scALGARY xiet TAk alk REGINA wiNweEa V quot quot quot BEHOLD I BRING YOU GOOD TIDINGV VOLUME XXII MONTANA NORTPDAKOTA COLLEGE HEIGHTS ALBERTA FEBRUARY PORT ARM quot MINNESOTA NUMBER Winning Many Souls By S A Ruskjer HE year witnessed the most successful soul winning program that Weste

Australasian Record | July 11, 1938

Periodical Issue

1938-07-11

Australasian Union Conference, Australasian Union Conference

Vol No f Sydney Monday July Registered at the General Post Office Sydney for transraissloz by Post es a Newspaper An Urgent Call ago an urgent call came through yEARS the servant of the Lord to all our churches Its burden was to lay upon the hearts of church members everywhere the definite responsibility for giving the message of saving truth to those who are not yet yielded to its influence In its opening statement it makes clear the purpose for whi

Signs of the Times | February 5, 1935

Periodical Issue

1935-02-05

Pacific Press Publishing Association, Pacific Press Publishing Association

Gazing Into the Crystal Ball N What does all this war preparation portend See page Pe CLOUDS OVER ASIA EDWARD J URQVHART AM writing this article from the heart of the Orient the hub of a new chaotic yet dynamic world To the East lie the islands of the oldyoung empire of Japan proud self reliant ambitious reaching out for new Worlds to conquer To the north lies new Manchukuo puppet state of Japan an uncertain equation in the questions of the East Fart

South African Missionary | March 9, 1914

Periodical Issue

1914-03-09

African Division, Trans-Africa Division

The South African M ISS NAR quot Cift up your eyes and look on the fields for they are white already to rams VOLUME XIII CAPE CONFERENCE Roeland St Cape Town C P Church Missionary Work SUCCESS in any line demands a definite aim and he who would achieve true success in life must keep steadily in view the aim worthy of his endeavour Such an aim is set before us as a people to day The Heaven appointed purpose of giving the gospel to the world in this generat

Columbia Union Visitor | April 27, 1916

Periodical Issue

1916-04-27

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Columbia itithitor quot I WILL VISIT YOU AND PERFORM apos IVIX GOOD WORD TOWARD YOU quot No Mount Vernon Ohio April of UN N Mission Offerings We have received the mission offerings given by our brethren and sisters in the Columbia Union during the first three months of The total amount given is or an average of thirteen and one half cents a week per member This is short of what it should be if a full quota had b

Advent Harbinger | December 29, 1849

1849-12-29

Joseph Marsh, Joseph Marsh

Advent Review and Sabbath Herald | January 9, 1879

Periodical Issue

1879-01-09

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association

nt ND SABBATH HERALD quot Here is the patine of the Saints Here are they that keep the Commandments of God and the Faith of Jesus quot Rev NUMBER BATTLE CREEK MICH FIFTH DAY JANUARY VOLUME tompoaranapitoshonsismoseriewm Belief of Borne of the Nations of Adia Old Oceanica Concerning It religion of Confucius denies the immortality of the soul quot and he indorses the statement He cites several eminent men who had spent a long time i

North Pacific Union Gleaner | March 25, 1947

Periodical Issue

1947-03-25

North Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, North Pacific Union Conference

Port pad amp tinion Leaner quot Trust ye in the Lord for ever for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength quot Isa Vol COLLEGE PLACE WASHINGTON MARCH New Union Auditor I am happy to introduce to the entire constituency Elder E S Humann as our new auditor for the North Pacific Union At our recent union committee meeting in Walla Walla Elder Humann was unanimously elected and yesterday gave word of his acceptance Elder E S Humann is

The Central Union Reaper | May 3, 1979

Periodical Issue

1979-05-03

Central Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Central Union Conference

Volume XLVIII No Lincoln Nebraska May al Ar s quot Nature is God apos s physician The pure air the glad sunshine the beautiful flowers and trees the orchards and vineyards and outdoor exercise amid these surroundings are health giving the elixir of life quot Testimonies Vol pp Missouri Laymen Organize For Church Development Robert H Pierson speaking to laymen apos s group Business and professional people atte

Columbia Union Visitor | August 10, 1910

Periodical Issue

1910-08-10

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

COLUMBIA UNION VISITOR quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE WITH THEM quot Vol Mount Vernon Ohio August GENERAL MATTER FORGET NOT BIS BENEFITS Surprising falls the instantaneous calm The sudden silence in my chamber small I starting lift my head in half alarm The clock has stopped that apos s all And so the blessings Heaven daily grants Are in the r very commonness forgot We little heed what answereth our want Until it answers not

Atlantic Union Gleaner | May 20, 1931

Periodical Issue

1931-05-20

Atlantic Union Conference, Atlantic Union Conference

leaner atlantic Union quot Lift up your eyes and look on the fields for they are white already to harvest quot Vol XX X South Lancaster Mass May zo strengthen an essential part of the Lord apos s work I want to appeal to our Sabbath school workers BETTER AND MORE EFFECTIVE throughout our field to give definite SABBATH SCHOOLS help in this particular line and see I want to pass on to the readers if we cannot increase the attendance of the GLEANER just this

Signs of the Times | September 22, 1925

Periodical Issue

1925-09-22

Pacific Press Publishing Association, Pacific Press Publishing Association

Kadel amp Herbert A noted New York orchestra leader is shown demonstrating at the request of six clergymen of the city how to quot put pep into hymns quot The plan is to employ such singing at the famous Broadway Temple quot / Oil II I ODERN SPEED invites the CHURCH has become a commonplace to speak of the speed of the age Everything and everybody is on wheels these days Viewed simply from an economic standpoint

The Record | February 24, 1996

Periodical Issue

1996-02-24

South Pacific Division of Seventh-day Adventists, South Pacific Division

February REC Patients Request Baptism Bookline Speeds Signs Service he Rolls Royce of booklines is up and running at the Signs Publishing Company Delivered earlier this year the Signs new Stahl Compact Bookline is the first to be installed in Australia quot Our productivity has more than doubled quot says Brian Evans bindery forman quot We are now able to bind hardcover books in one minute The quality of the new machine apos s work is n

American Sentinel | May 18, 1899

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1899-05-18

Pacific Press Publishing Company, Pacific Press Publishing Association

quot IF ANY MAN HEAR MY WORDS AND BELIEVE NOT I JUDGE HIM NOT quot Jests Christ NUMBER NEW YORK MAY VOLUME Published in the interests of Religious Liberty Christian and Constitutional quot Any one receiving the American Sentinel without having ordered it may know that it is sent by some friend Therefore those who have not ordered the Sentinel need have no fears that they will be asked to pay forit Entered at the New York Postoffice No GO

The Central Union Reaper | June 21, 1966

Periodical Issue

1966-06-21

Central Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Central Union Conference

STATISTICAL GE T OEN apos CONF OF S D A EASTERN AVE NW IliKOMA PARK WASHINGTON DC UN ION REAPS R CONFERENCES CENTRAL STATES COLORADO KANSAS MISSOURI NEBRASKA AND WYOMING VOLUME XXXV Imagine that u are a reporter for your home town paper and have visited the Middle East Division This is what your readers would read in your report Beginning my recent tour of the Near East in Tripoli I learned that in all of the oil booming desert kingdom of Libya the

The Present Truth | May 16, 1901

Periodical Issue

1901-05-16

International Tract Society, International Tract Society, International Tract Society

VOL LONDON THURSDAY MAY THE KINGDOM OF GOD has but one Lord and one law quot The Lord hath prepared His throne in the heavens and His kingdom ruleth over all quot It is told of Frederick the Great of Prussia that he entered a school and began to examine the children He picked up from the desk a piece of stone and said to the children quot To what kingdom does this belong quot They said quot To the mineral kingdom quot There was a

American Sentinel | November 8, 1894

Periodical Issue

1894-11-08

Pacific Press Publishing Company, Pacific Press Publishing Association

quot If any Man Hear My Words and Believe not I Judge him not for I Caine not to Judge the World but to Save the World quot VOLUME NEW YORK NOVEMBER American Sentinel PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY No BOND STREET NEW YORE Entered at the New York ALONZO apos apos JONES CALVIN P BOLLMAN A F BALLENGER Post Office EDITORS ASSISTANT EDITOR IN a recent sermon in this city Rev Charles H Eaton said

Columbia Union Visitor | December 8, 1909

Periodical Issue

1909-12-08

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

COLUMBIA UNION VISITOR quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE Vol WITH THEM quot No Mount Vernon Ohio December GENERAL MATTER WORDS OF CHEER The gloomy night will soon be past The morning will appear The rays of blessed light at last Each eye will cheer Thou bright and morning star thy light Will to our joy be seen Thou Lord wilt meet our longing sight No cloud between Thy love sustains us on our way While pilgrims here below Thou dos

Columbia Union Visitor | July 4, 1974

Periodical Issue

1974-07-04

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Columbia v Union isitor A SUPPLEMENT TO THE REVIEW AND HERALD Pine Forge Academy Opens New Boys apos Dorm CHARLES R BEELER Editor Mrs Robert L Handy cutting the ribbon to open the dormitory named for her late husband Burrell Scott setting the cornerstone of the building Principal Adrian T Westney left and Dean Herbert Davis in front of Handy Hall The Honorable C DeLores Tucker keynote speaker at the opening of the new boys apos dormitory at Pine Fo

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