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Columbia Union Visitor | May 8, 1930

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1930-05-08

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Vol Mount Vernon Ohio May rt WirirMAMMAIWWWM No trikrA ilf MUW The Layman I dare not idle stand While upon every hand The whitening fields proclaim the harvest near A gleaner I would be Gathering dear Lord for Thee Lest I with empty hand at last appear I dare not idle stand While on the shifting sand The ocean casts bright treasurers at my feet Beneath some shell apos s rough side The tinted pearl may hide And I with precious gift my Lord ma

Columbia Union Visitor | July 16, 1936

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1936-07-16

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

OH POTOMAC EAST PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY CHESAPEAKE WEST PENNSYLVANIA WEST VIRGINIA Columbia LJnioiN Nimbi siihmis Vol Mount Vernon Ohio July No Take a Look Immediately Please Somewhere in Sour attic your old garage or old barn you may have the very item of our search An article perhaps of no value by itself and perhaps never of any further value to you regardless of quantity but of actual dollar value to us Won apos t you take a care

Columbia Union Visitor | November 10, 1927

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1927-11-10

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

COLUMBIA UNION VISITOR Vol Mount Vernon Ohio November COLUMBIA UNION E J Stipeck Sec apos y Treas F H Robbins President Flower Ave Takoma Park D C Religious Liberty In the campaign on behalf of religious liberty which begins November fifteen there is offered to every Seventhday Adventist an opportunity to set forth the real principles of freedom for which we as a people stand It should always be remembered that our work is not a negative o

Columbia Union Visitor | October 2, 1924

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1924-10-02

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

COLUMBIA UNION VISITOR VOL MOUNT VERNON OHIO OCTOBER NO T Looking East Main Entrance Washington Sanitarium WHY TEACH ART OR DRAWING IN OUR SCHOOLS Element of Beauty The head of the Art Department in Washington Missionary College is Miss Etta M Spicer She has for years taught drawing and painting in Washington Missionary College and has written a very interesting statement of the importance of this study to all who are preparing themselves as worker

The Welcome Visitor | January 17, 1906

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1906-01-17

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

quot Surely Come Quickly Even So Come Iaord Jesus quot Vol IC No Weekly ets per Year ACADEMIA OHIO JANUARY apos apos MISCELLANEOUS PARENPS PRAYER we long as faithful mothers Longed Mancientisrael apos s day To instruct our precious children true and narrow way In All around us there is danger Creeping in on every side How we need the keeping power Of the true and faithful Guide As we watch their youthful footsteps Give usipatience

Columbia Union Visitor | July 22, 1937

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1937-07-22

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

OH POTOMAC EAST PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY CHESAPEAKE WEST PENNSYLVANIA WEST VIRGINIA Vol Mount Vernon Ohio July No Some South American Needs quot Onward forward quot that is our world motto and every Seventh day Adventist believes in it We are a missionary people with a message and it is our solemn charge to proclaim it We must be ever advancing in spite of difficulties They will never be less yet promises of victory are given to God apos

Columbia Union Visitor | February 1, 1923

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1923-02-01

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

MIMI Pg NAg MMI mmt woi P ssiamtmovmmusAmimmksk illitrNitreKM Mitmillat VOL rrevotriNm Yen if/ mi WM rteiltrargreNiA rrwim l trerivM hriverad tr amp ltrettiOVIVittirt apos k MOUNT VERNON OHIO FEBRUARY X a COLUMBIA UNION THE INSTITUTE AT WASHINGTON NO MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY PRINCIPAL apos S ANNUAL REPORT FOR

Columbia Union Visitor | November 25, 1926

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1926-11-25

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Harvest Ingathering Ten Day Drive November COLUMBIA UNION VISITOR Vol Mount Vernon Ohio November No who have endeavored to introduce the cross of Christ to the islanders are exceedingly thrilling apos The personal experiences of missionaries in coming in contact with these E J Stipeck Sec apos ty Trees F H Robbins President heathen is as far as we know nowhere else in printed Flower Ave Takoma Park D C form at the present ti

The Welcome Visitor | January 24, 1906

Periodical Issue

1906-01-24

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

THE WO C TZO Visit quot Surely Gonne Quickly Even So Come Lord Jesus Vol No Weekly cli per Year ACADEMIA I JANUARY YOUNG PEOPLE apos S SOCIETY ASSURANCE THOUGH life has yet its ard apos ous toil and sor row And heaven still so vague anddistant seems If thou art wont the future apos s care to borrow And blighted are thy fondest hopes and dreams Yet hope in God for hope will sure repay thee The sun apos s bright rays are

Columbia Union Visitor | February 15, 1917

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1917-02-15

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE VIiITH THEM quot Vol Mount Vernon Ohio February to Meet the great demands that should be made Upon us in the closing of the work we should have to drink deeply quot of the fountain of the water of life quot Rev Our COlOorteitt Institute Every worker sought that close relation ship with God which is necessary to The annual dolpOrteurs apos institute of success in His vineyard the Ohio Co

Columbia Union Visitor | July 14, 1921

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1921-07-14

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Tutunthia Itttinu quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE WITH THEM quot Vol Mount Vernon Ohio July No BE THE BEST OF WHATEVER YOU ARE quot If you can apos t be a pine on the top of the hill Be a shrub in the valley but be The best little shrub by the side of the rill Be a bush if you can apos t be a tree quot We can apos t all be captains we apos ve got to be crew There apos s something for all of us here There apos s big work to d

Columbia Union Visitor | May 23, 1929

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1929-05-23

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Vol Mount Vernon Ohio May No FACING ANOTHER CRISIS BIG WEEK RESULTS C S Longacre E M Fishell The Calendar Reform Bill was introduced on the first day of the extra session of Congress This means that it will become a live issue before the st Congress and that hearings will again be conducted on the bill We need to get busy and educate the public mind upon this subject The Liberty Extra dealing with the revision of the Calendar should be widely

Columbia Union Visitor | January 29, 1925

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1925-01-29

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

COLUMBIA UNION eV I SITOR MOUNT VERNON OHIO JANUARY VOL Columbia Union a ml t The Action of the Fall Council Looking Forward to the Prevention of Future Indebtedness At the last Fall Council attention was directed to the financial condition of our educational institutions in America It was the deep conviction of a

Columbia Union Visitor | September 11, 1930

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1930-09-11

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Vol Mount Vernon Ohio September No Asir ssz inz ir THE BATTLE CRY CAMPAIGN SHRAPNEL FROM THE GENERAL CONFERENCE HOME MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT Order of the day for every day quot Harvest Ingathering till the goal is won quot quot Ah Lord God behold thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm and THERE IS NOTHING TOO HARD FOR THEE quot Jeremiah Every dollar of the shortage in mission funds to June

Columbia Union Visitor | September 6, 1934

Periodical Issue

1934-09-06

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

OHIO POTOMAC EAST PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY CHESAPEAKE WEST PENNSYLVAN tA WEST VIRGIN IA C o Iurnbia Vol Uni ors Mount Vernon Ohio September No quot Friends of the Mammon of Unrighteousness Concluded In view of the wide spread condi tithing On the other hand it is tion of the withholding of the moneys commanded in the Old Testament that God rightly claims as His own and enjoined in the New Testament God makes a heavy charge saying See M

Columbia Union Visitor | September 6, 1923

Periodical Issue

1923-09-06

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

VoluMe W MOUNT VERNON OHIO SEPTEMBER MMIMMMM Number IMMIA AMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Columbia Union Time Goal Hours Money Goal is CONFERENCE Chesapeake District of Columbia East Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio Virginia West Pennsylvania West Virginia RAISED TIME GOAL MONEY GOAL hours hours hours hours hours ho

The Welcome Visitor | October 10, 1906

Periodical Issue

1906-10-10

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

apos tor I Oome Quickly Even So Come iord Jesus quot quot Surely MOUNT VERNON OHIO P ACADEMIA ORIO TOBEIRA VOL THE Ot GONFEREAGg quot HE LEADETH iiE quot Psalm N pastures green apos Not always sometimes he Who know eth best in kindness leadeth me In weary ways where heavy shadows be Oatof the sunshine warm and soft and bright apos Out of the sunshine into darkest night oft would faint with sorrow and affright O

Columbia Union Visitor | September 4, 1919

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1919-09-04

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Columbia Union quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE WITH THEM quot Vol No ount Vernon Ohio September GENERAL ARTICLES In The Quiet Darkness She could not sleep The city apos s sultry breath drifted in through the open window and the tantalizing fingers of the city apos s life drummed upon her brain She tried to put her thoughts away to withdraw herself into the quiet soulsoothing atmosphere that sometimes gave her breath but she could

Columbia Union Visitor | October 5, 1933

Periodical Issue

1933-10-05

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Mount Vernon Ohio October Vol No Exceptions Method Method Method Method Anciently it was said that all roads led toward Rome Today there are five ways to get Harvest Ingathering money Of first importance is houseto house work The worker starts out with a prayer on his lips and an up to date canvass in his mind He calls at every door going inside the house if invited taking plenty of time to do his work thoroughly If there is no invitation to

Columbia Union Visitor | January 21, 1914

Periodical Issue

1914-01-21

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Tolumbia Union Odor quot THEY REHEARSED ALL THINGS THAT GOD HAD DONE WITH THEM quot Vol Mount Vernon Ohio January CHESAPEAKE The Colporteur Work quot God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth on him should not perish but have everlasting life quot In this inspired scripture we have the character of God set forth as a tender loving compassionate Father one that loved us so much that he gave his only Son t

Columbia Union Visitor | May 29, 1930

Periodical Issue

1930-05-29

Columbia Union Conference, Columbia Union Conference

Vol Mount Vernon Ohio May The King apos s Pocket League quot A Tract a Day quot quot There never was a day that did not bring its own opportunity for doing good that never could have been done before and never can be done again quot A young woman who believed in the power attending a gospel tract gave one to a young man and followed the gift with a prayer The young man who was on his way to his wedding took the little tract and after tearing it int

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