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Present Truth | August 31, 1933

Periodical Issue

1933-08-31

mt Irmuth SPECIAL MISSIONS NUMBER IN THIS ISSUE Gathering a People A S MAXWELL A Modern Miracle of Mission Why Some Missions Fail H F DE apos ATH Why the Conference Failed THE EDITOR Why Africa Needs Missionaries W T B HYDE Calling on the Wrong God MARY J VINE Two Pages for Children August Present Truth GATHERING A PEOPLE The Divine Call Continued By A S A Further Instalment from quot This Mighty Hour quot MAXWELL I

British Advent Messenger | June 19, 1970

Periodical Issue

1970-06-19

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

ORGAN OF THE BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS Volume Number June quot RUBBLE HEAP quot TRANSFORMED Report of the official opening of St Austell apos s new church by Mrs M Hall N glorious sunshine at p m Friday May a group of members and friends met outside the new Seventh day Adventist church Buckler apos s Lane Bethel St Austell The occasion was the official opening of the church by Pastor E H Foster

Present Truth | September 18, 1941

Periodical Issue

1941-09-18

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IN THIS ISSUE Oppression Will End God Says It quot With Numbers quot God in the Shad Children apos s Corner and Competition quot Come Unto Me quot THE REAL TROUBLE Fox Photos Ernest Lough the choir boy who gained fame by his rendering of quot Hear my Prayer quot is now a member of the A F S and is training an A F S choir In his opening chapter Mr DrewHARDLY a day passes without some new attempt to diagnose the causes ett lists three principal reasons fo

The Present Truth | February 17, 1910

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1910-02-17

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The PRESENT TRUTH quot Sanctify them through Thy truth Thy Word is truth quot VOL NO THURSDAY FEBRUARY THE DARKEST HOUR ONE PENNY See next page THE PRESENT TRUTH Recompense THERE is no day but has its share of light And somewhere in the dark there shines a star at night There is no cloud however black and grim That does not touch the sunlight with its outmost rim There is no sorrow born without its gain No perfect joy that was n

British Advent Messenger | April 27, 1956

Periodical Issue

1956-04-27

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

DUBLIN apos S NEW CHURCH By Pastor W G NICHOLSON ST PATRICK apos S DAY will long be remembered by the church in Ireland and in particular by the small but loyal faithful group in Dublin for it was on that day that their new church was dedicated Since the Dublin church has worshipped in their own church in Deverell Place but over the years since its purchase the district has deteriorated into a slum area and the street in which the cl urch was situated

Present Truth | June 24, 1943

Periodical Issue

1943-06-24

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By THIS ISSU The Beginuing and End of Pain The Turning Tide What Is Truth Shall We quot Collaborate quot With Rome Children apos s Corner and Competition ate Aeginning ard ei am A problem which only the Bible can solve By H F DeAIL OTH saints a n d sceptics have had a good deal to say about pain The saints have accepted it from an all wise heavenly Father as part of man apos s discipline in righteousness But the sceptics have deplored its existence and have no

British Advent Messenger | December 11, 1936

Periodical Issue

1936-12-11

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

DVE NT Editorial Offices The Stanborough Press Ltd Watford Herts Organ of the British Union Conference of Seventh Day Adventists Vol No Dec THE CALENDAR ISSUE CONCLUDED In the issue of the MESSENGER dated November th we published the first instalment of Pastor A S Maxwell apos s report on his recent interviews in London Geneva and Rome in connection with the Calendar Reform question Below we present the conclusion of the report summari

British Advent Messenger | October 12, 1962

Periodical Issue

1962-10-12

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

Ill illl MISSING apos IR VOLUME NUMBER The Sabbath morning congregation in the Watford Town Hall and right members leaving the hall after the service III ORGAN OF THE BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS EDITOR W EMMERSON OCTOBER TIME I S CLOSING DOWN apos Morning Sermon on Conference Sabbath September th by Pastor R S Watts Reported by J M Howard Like the crashing of a mighty ocean upon its receiving sh

British Advent Messenger | November 20, 1964

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1964-11-20

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

NEIN EMI INIS MESSENCER ORGAN OF THE BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS EDITOR W L EMMERSON NOVEMBER VOLUME NUMBER OUR MEDICAL INSTITUTION AT WATFORD by Dr H Williams Medical Director L T not your right hand know what your left hand doeth quot I sometimes think that we at The Stanboroughs take this text too much to heart and are to some extent too quiet about the good work that we are doing The very nature of our work make

British Advent Messenger | November 6, 1942

Periodical Issue

1942-11-06

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

LITERATURE THANKSGIVING NUMBER GOD apos S COMMANDOS By M HOWARD quot Go for a light to another man apos s fire not to tarry but to kindle a torch of your own quot These words of Plutarch the great Grecian biographer are descriptive of our British colporteur evangelists in these momentous times They have gathered light from the Source of all light and to day they are blazing a trail for God throughout these islands Eventually this epithet of Plutarch was epitomi

The Present Truth | January 13, 1910

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1910-01-13

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PRESENT TRUTH r VOL NO Sanctify them thrts ir apos i Thy truth Thy Word is truth quot THURSDAY JANUARY ONE PENNY THE PRESENT TRUTH Calling the Angels In WE mean to do it Some day some day We mean to slacken this fevered rush That is wearing our very souls away And grant to our goaded hearts a hush That is holy enough to let them hear The footsteps of angels drawing near We mean to do it Oh never doubt When the burden of

Present Truth | August 21, 1941

Periodical Issue

1941-08-21

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Sheet Anch The Entering Wedge Who is the quot Lawless One quot Prophets True and False This Ageing World Children apos s Corner and Competition The Healing of the Paralytic By E S Hardy A B Shaw amp Co Ltd II II W j f PR ID Keystone THE ENTERING WEDGE IN days of calamity and sudden death it is natural that many sermons should be preached on the subject of life beyond the tomb and not a few broadcast services of late have b

Present Truth | November 16, 1939

Periodical Issue

1939-11-16

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MILLIONS March AGAIN Is there hope for our troubled world By W A Spicer t Keystone Once again Europe resounds to the tramp of marching men marching to what World War just twenty five years ago the wireless was the new electrical wonder This time when Britain went to war within Keystone IT has come There is no need to argue the fact And everybody is watching with a prayer that somehow it may be restrained For months it was seen approaching then recedin

British Advent Messenger | May 11, 1956

Periodical Issue

1956-05-11

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

THE BLESSED HOPE By A J WEARNER THE greatest event in history since creation was the first advent of our Lord and King Jesus Christ The greatest event in prophecy is the second advent of quot this same Jesus quot In His former visit He established a stronghold in the hearts of a few followers for His kingdom of grace His second visit will reveal His kingdom of glory which quot is an everlasting kingdom and all dominions shall serve and obey Him quot Dan

The Present Truth | October 30, 1919

Periodical Issue

1919-10-30

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

No Vol WATFORD OCTOBER Price d The Better Way N LAND has escaped for the time a real peril No one could foresee the outcome if the national railway strike had continued but Mr Lloyd George voiced the gratitude of all thoughtful people when he acknowledged his deep relief over the fact that the controversy had been settled without bloodshed When peace E was made and the late contestants were saying friendly things to one another it seemed har

British Advent Messenger | June 4, 1943

Periodical Issue

1943-06-04

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

Graduation at Packwood school were given by members of GRADUATION is looked forward By W G C MURDOCH the graduating class and it was to with keen anticipation by the evident from the interest and apstudents and teachers of Newbold preciation manifest by the audiMissionary College This is the crowning event of the College graduates assembled in the new ence that the senior class had not year the time for which the chapel which was artistically been trained in vain F

The Present Truth | March 19, 1914

Periodical Issue

1914-03-19

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THE PRESENT TRUTH Y apos quot SANCTIFY THEM THROUGH THY TRUTH THY WORD IS TRUTH THE MYSTERY UNFOLDED r i ri W z Itiw THE greatest of all mysteries is the mystery of the divine plan which the Father of the universe purposed in His Son before the foundation of the world was laid Surely every one who is expecting an inheritance in the purchased

British Advent Messenger | January 14, 1944

Periodical Issue

1944-01-14

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

Studies in the Life of the Church THE purpose of the incarnation No The Focal Point is stated in the words quot For the of the Church apos s Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost quot Witness Luke Those words also indicate By H W LO WE the sole reason for the existence of Christ apos s church on earth As long as there is anything or any but to those who never heard it one on earth tainted by sin and This was well understood by tha

British Advent Messenger | July 25, 1952

Periodical Issue

1952-07-25

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

Conference Blessings in Ireland By PASTOR W G NICHOLSON ONE of the most inspiring conferences ever to be held in Ireland was convened in Belfast over the week end June th to th under the leadership of Pastor M Dorland There was not one dull moment and the fellowship and blessing were of the highest quality Pastor T J Bradley Ministerial Association secretary of the Northern European Division in company with Pastors W W Armstrong E R Warland R A Vin

The Present Truth | May 18, 1916

Periodical Issue

1916-05-18

International Tract Society, International Tract Society, International Tract Society

CE CZ a ca g D EVERY READER of this Paper should secure a copy of quot The World apos s Crisis I in the Light of Prophecy quot It is the most lucid treatise on this complex subject recently published HE Bible and the Bible only is to be trusted in all matters pertaining to the history of this world and its final end it has stood the test of the ages its predictions concerning the kingdoms of the past have been fulfilled to the letter and it is a

Present Truth and Signs of the Times | March 26, 1931

Periodical Issue

1931-03-26

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

TOWN COUNCILS AND SUNDAY LAWS See page By P H Flandrin Christ before Caiaphas Autotype Fine Art Co Ltd to ei n w AY ow EVENTS OF THE DAY AV/ apos W The Sunday Question N a AT an early date a Bill is to be introduced into Parliament to bring the obsolete Sunday Observance Act of into harmony with the conditions of modern life And it is understood that the suggested amendment will give the local licensing authoritie

British Advent Messenger | April 21, 1944

Periodical Issue

1944-04-21

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

The Year apos s Most Joyous Event Think of the Hyde brothers DURING the next few weeks By J Harker John William a n d Conrad the minds of Adventists in BriBrethren L Edmonds R Carey tain will be continually turning J Clifford T Fielding C T to Ingathering It is the one big missions event of the year Once and bringing in as many pounds Bannister S W Beardsell M more collecting must become our for their labour Yes we must C Murdoch G A Keough H

The Present Truth | December 26, 1907

Periodical Issue

1907-12-26

International Tract Society, International Tract Society, International Tract Society

y HOLIDAY y D NUMBE R PRESENTlituni THE PRESENT TRUTH No NIGHT OF WONDER IGHT of wonder night of glory Such as time has never seen Theme of old prophetic story Night all solemn and serene Sweetest silence softest blue That earth apos s darkness ever knew In thee heaven and earth are meeting Lo there comes the angel throng We give back the heavenly greeting Joining in the holy song Song of festival and mirth Song of morning to the eart

British Advent Messenger | December 4, 1970

Periodical Issue

1970-12-04

British Union Conference, British Union Conference

ORGAN OF THE BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS This issue includes the December YOUTH Volume Number December GRANTHAM CHURCH DEDICATED Report by Michael Cowen Grantham Press Relations Secretary UGUST saw the beginning of Grantham church for it was then that the property that had been purchased near the town centre was demolished to make way for the new combined church and school complex Over the past months members of the church had

Present Truth | July 29, 1948

Periodical Issue

1948-07-29

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

e nt what prospects there are for the emergence of a world church and what kind of witness such a church would proclaim to t h e world So far as the possibilities of a world church are concerned it looks as if for a long time at any rate the churches of the Soviet half of the world will have to be written off as participants Some Protestant bodies in Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Rumania Yugoslavia and Finland will International News Arab cavalry in Palestine

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