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Eastern Tidings | July 15, 1946

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1946-07-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

VOLUM E POONA INDIA JULY Who Is NUMBER Neighbour LUKE A L HAM THE man who asked this question I did not really want to know the answer but rather to try to get Jesus to say something which would in some way discredit Him Many people today do not give very much thought to this question except as it concerns thoseowho are especially friendly and congenial The late President Roosevelt e ablished what he was pleased to call quot Ame

Eastern Tidings | February 15, 1949

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1949-02-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

VOLUME POONA INDIA FEBRUARY NUMBER RECENT EXPERIENCES IN CONTACTING VOICE OF PROPHECY STUDENTS V P Muthiah WE go from place to place we ASthink of the Bible Correspondence School and of the people who work there from day to day and we praise the Lord and thank these good brethren and sisters for their untiring efforts to help win souls for the kingdom The other day I went to Savantwadi a place about sixty five miles from Kolhapur In order to visit

Eastern Tidings | December 15, 1937

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1937-12-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Lchrr A BURMA SOMBAII QC BAY OF BENGAL ARABIAN SEA I OIL T HE IAN ASIA DIVISION AcCA OIVE ISLES MADRAS ISLES micoBAR INDIAM OCEAN ISLES CEY LOH VOLUME POONA INDIA DECEMBER No tx OUR NEW OFFICE BUILDING E M MELEEN apos SEVERAL years ago money to defray the cost of an office building for the South India Union was in hand but when the depression struck us along with the rest of the world the funds were taken over by the Southern Asia Div

Eastern Tidings | February 1, 1941

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1941-02-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

osibin s SOUTHERII S Division No POONA INDIA FEBRUARY VOLUME MARSHALLING GOD apos S ARMY AN APPEAL TO CHURCH OFFICERS AND CHURCH MEMBERS STEEN RASMUSSEN TODAY as perhaps at no other time in its history the church of God should stand like an army presenting a united front to the world All the disintegrating powers of the great adversary seem to be concentrated upon the church and the institutions that make for order and progress If the remna

Eastern Tidings | February 1, 1927

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1927-02-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered No B EASTERN TIDINGS Vol POONA INDIA FEBRUARY No After Many Days J S JAMES THE closing days of the old year and the first days of the new afforded the writer and his wife one of the rare joys of life in the opportunity given to visit the Biennial Session of the South India Union Mission held at Bangalore December to January It was in Bangalore just twenty years ago almost to a day that we set up our first India

Eastern Tidings | October 1, 1939

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1939-10-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

VOLUME POONA INDIA OCTOBER THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BIG WEEK PLAN BIG WEEK OUR WORK IN WAR TORN CHINA W H BRANSON N C WILSON THE next item of special importance on our Church Calendar is Big Week October and to be sure this is an appointment of great importance Last year was a good one for Southern Asia in several activities including Big Week We shall need to set ourselves resolutely to the task this year if we are to exceed last year apos s

Eastern Tidings | March 1, 1929

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1929-03-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered No B EASTERN TIDINGS Vol POONA INDIA MARCH NO Dedication of the New Church in Rangoon PASTOR G W PWTTIT TUR New Rangoon English Church was begun August and completed in record time by January th When we think that during a little over four months of this period we had over inches of rain fall one can better appreciate ihe record made Our Biennial Conference was timed to begin January st and everything was in re

Eastern Tidings | August 15, 1925

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1925-08-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered No B AST Vole T IN DINGS POONA INDIA AUGUST No Gods Great Family Upon Earth Concluded W A SPICER WE were in an ordinance service in Derby England ordaining three men Afterwards we asked these three men to tell their experiences as to how the Truth came to them By the way one was English one was Scotch and one was Irish a good representation of the United Kingdom Brother Whiteside the Irishman told his experience Some

Eastern Tidings | May 15, 1933

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1933-05-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Week of Sacrifice May June stAton AFGHANISTAN BAI LICHISTA uaveow EAST JRN BOMBAY POONA BHUTAN NGS RANCH BENGAL apos CALCUTTA ENTRAL PROVINCES HYDERABAD RA miboy SOUTHERN IA DEVISION INDIAN OCEAN VOLUME POONA INDIA MADRAS BAND LORE MADRAS BAY or c CEYLON BENGAL MAY No SACRIFICIAL SERVICE By A W CORMACK To be read in the Churches May scenes of present day world commotion and HE world has been in great trouble durcon

Eastern Tidings | March 1, 1943

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1943-03-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

SOUTHER II eftS VOLUME Division POONA INDIA MARCH NUMBER A COVENANT DAY FOR ALL A F TARR Once more we invite the constituency of the Southern Asia Division to share in the blessings of Tithe Covenant Day Occasions like this have brought blessings in the past and we believe they will do so again We commend this occasion therefore to all as a time when a new experience should be enjoyed in faithful tithing To all such we extend an invitation to ent

Eastern Tidings | March 1, 1949

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1949-03-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

ofiett Z VOLUME apos Te rw POONA INDIA MARCH NUMBER RESPONDING TO OUR HEAVENLY FATHEA apos S LOVE JOHN W rjALLIDAY nPEN NG the heart to feel God apos s putting it into the hands of the payment in full The letter read as love dwelling upon it rejoic former deputy from whom his son follows quot M v Dear i oy ing in it yielding to it turning the had apos escaped are sent him forth to quot The raiseratrie debt is paid

Eastern Tidings | January 1, 1936

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1936-01-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

VOLUME POONA INDIA JANUARY No FACING THE NEW YEAR By N C WILSON S we face the New Year with its responsibilities and opportunities it may be well for us to briefly think of the blessings and problems the successes and failures of the year just closed Our hearts should be most deeply grateful for the multitude of blessings brought to us even though these were mixed with difficult problems While our success as individuals and as a Mission movement

Eastern Tidings | February 1, 1950

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1950-02-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

VOLUME d POONA INDIA FEBRUARY e GIP t the programme of Vincent SHALL Hill College go forward with ever increasing results in training our youth for the Master I trust that every worker and every parent and every church member and every friend of apos Christian education will answer quot Surely this good work must go on from strength to strength quot The Spirit of prophecy says quot I am glad that we have institutions where our youth can be separ

Eastern Tidings | June 1, 1941

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1941-06-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

osiEfin s SOUTHERI FISIfl Division VOLUME POONA INDIA June FLOWERS IN THE GARDEN WHEN God made the great garden that was to be the pattern of all gardens and of all homes He did it by the power of His word I do not think He uttered a disconnected series of words to bring any collection of things into existence such as Grass Oak Bee Horse I like to think He was singing the Master Voice in an oratorio in which as a chorus all the sons of God s

Eastern Tidings | December 15, 1932

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1932-12-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

RAID S AFGHANISTAN apos IBALUCHISTA LAST BOM AY POONA BENGAL CENTRAL PROVINCES HYDERABAD CLCUTTA INDIAN quot OCEAN MADRAS BARCILORE MADRAS POONA INDIA RNA r NCOON SOUTHERN VOLUME NGS RANCH MINION BAY of BENGAL DECEMBER No The Onward Work of God Greetings from Pastor A W Cormack IT is a joy and a privilege to be able to send from the above address greetings to our dear people and fellow workers throughout India Burma and Ceylon

Eastern Tidings | September 1, 1949

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1949-09-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

hts VOLUME x quot yfr rZ quot POONA INDIA SEPTEMBER k q V ft quot TR AAR P A Z amp apos eZ apos apos apos ZI apos apos vC quot OWWeg i E e ALL glory to God for His mighty benediction in granting the Voice of Prophecy Bible Correspondence School this magnificent opportunity of presentAlg the gospel of the kingdom to the peoples of the Southern Asia Division One influential Ph D writes quot I wish you much succes

Eastern Tidings | September 1, 1940

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1940-09-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

cts sitfill Tint/ s SOUTHERII FISH VOLUME POONA INDIA SEPTEMBER GOOD PEOPLE IN OTHER CHURCHES GENTRY G LOWRY IN OUR contacts with other people especially with missionaries indigenous gospel workers and church members of other denominations we often meet splendid people They are cultured well informed earnest Christian men and women Some of them seem deeply spiritual and conscientious The question is often asked quot What about these people Are

Eastern Tidings | September 15, 1923

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1923-09-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered o A TIDINGS aN VOL LUCKNOW INDIA SEPTEMBER No THE NEED AND THE REMEDY I MRS E G WHITE I TEE words which Christ addressed to His disciples were designed for all who should believe on His name quot Ye are the salt of the earth but if the salt have lost his apos savour wherewith shall it be salted it is thenceforth good for nothing but to be cast out and to be trodden under foot of men quot Matt A profession of godli

Eastern Tidings | October 15, 1948

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1948-10-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

w quot p / le d v VOLUME POONA INDIA OCTOBER t s NUMBER YOU An Appeal to J L SHANNON F AMINE Relief Just another offering quot did I hear you say Yes perhaps but stay a while and read these few lines telling of actual experiences that have been reported of conditions obtaining in Europe where children are not getting nearly enough to eat two thirds are tuberculin positive and in Poland per

Eastern Tidings | January 15, 1953

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1953-01-15

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

apos POONA INDIA JANUARY VOLUME t CDes e pment CHRISTIAN life is more than many take it to be It does not consist wholly in gentleness patience meekness and kindness These graces are essential but there is need also for courage force energy and perseverance The path that Christ marks out is a narrow self denying path To enter that path and press on through difficulties and discouragements requires men who are more than weaklings Men of stam

Eastern Tidings | August 1, 1928

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1928-08-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered No B EASTER TIDINGS Vol POONA INDIA AUGUST No Lest We Forget THE common habit of forgetting can turn out to be a vice as well as a virtue The habit of forgetting is much like the quot fervent love that covereth a multitude of sins quot of which Peter speaks It covers the sins we ought to forget and includes the sins for which we need repentance and forgiveness Paul exhorts us to forget some things quot the things that a

Eastern Tidings | June 1, 1929

Periodical Issue

1929-06-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

RAID amp AFGHANISTAN/ VILA apos MUSS CiRlf IINJA DELHI apos ALUCHISTA BFIUTAK apos RAJPUTANA EAST BENGAL ENTRAL PROVINCES / HYDERABAD pro HOMBAY POONA Itisk DIVISION SOUTHERN INDIAN OC E AN NG S RmA RANCH B AY of MADRAS MADRAS BANGALORE BENGAL CEYLON H VOL No POONA INDIA JUNE God apos s Blessings in Burma J PHILLIPS HUMAN nature seems so constituted that we all enjoy a new thing especially when such an article is ours While we b

Eastern Tidings | October 1, 1948

Periodical Issue

1948-10-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

quot tO ahts POONA INDIA OCTOBER S VOLUME NUMBER THE PRESIDENT apos S MESSAGE A L HAM sI will be leaving within a few days to attend the Biennial Au turn Council of the General Conference Committee I am beginning to think of the experience of the Apostle Paul when he was preparing to journey to Jerusalem for the memorable Jerusalem Council recorded in the th chapter of Acts It is evident from some statements made by the ApOstle

Eastern Tidings | January 1, 1932

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1932-01-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

ICAtliiL cd quot AFGHANI STAIV EAsT J ALUCHISTA NGS RANCH BOMBAY POONA BENGAL ENTRAL PROVINCES HYDERABAD RMA HIDOM SOUTHERN ItA IDWIESION INDIAN OCEAN VOLUME POONA INDIA MADRAS BANCe LORE MADRAS BAY of BENGAL CEYLON JANUARY No THE IMPORTANCE OF OUR WORKERS apos TAKING THE MINISTERIAL READING COURSE By L G MOOKERJEE NSTEAD of having a library label to paste on books which are owned by the writer his books are stamped with a ru

Eastern Tidings | May 1, 1923

Periodical Issue

1923-05-01

Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists

Registered N A EASTER VoL LUCKNOW INDIA MAY NO apos OUR NEED FOR REPENTANCE I W V FLETCHER already entered into a new experience in DURING recent weeks I have felt deeply exercised Over my own spiritual needs and this very thing In my recent experience the inestimable our needs as a people The call to repentance revival and reformation that has value of the quot Testimonies quot has been deepbeen sounding through the Tidings the ly im

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