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Southern Asia Tidings | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Southern Asia Division, Southern Asia Division

Vol quot N June Sixty volumes of the TIDINGS have been a faithful witness to the courageous endeavours earnest work sacrifice disappointments and victories of the work in Southern Asia Growth has been progressively recorded making a total picture of development from a small seed to a tree still to become stronger larger and healthier until Jesus comes In the perusal of the pages of these volumes we are reminded that the work in those days was

Liberty | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

VOL NO November December CENTS LI Let Us Be Thankful BY E H ROY WILLIAM H HACKETT Assignment Washington An interpretative report of church state and politics on Capitol Hill The United States Congress in a religious faiths quot whose tenets or teachlittle publicized action this year reaf ings are conscientiously opposed to public firmed this country apos s belief in religious or private insurance benefits The Amish freedom have been hara

Signs of the Times | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Pacific Press Publishing Association, Pacific Press Publishing Association

apos rAste ft apos INNER CALM by Hazel Hartwell Simon Thou hast put quietness within my breast This heart that fluttered like a wounded bird So that where there was often such unrest There now is calm and Thy sweet voice is heard Peace and contentment in a world not so Thou stillest tempests with Thy holy voice And there is calm about me where I go O apos er which within I silently rejoice Creator of the sunsets and the dawn Maker of Eden

Youths Instructor | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

Sf W /A Li / Zit DA/A JUNE PARK / mr Even if you apos have time to read if but once we recommend if R S V P Sabbath School Lessons for June The YcsLilt his I rISt r ic t c r THE YOUTH apos S INSTRUCTOR is a nonfiction weekly It is published for young adults who are capable of asking sincere questions and who seek to know the counsels of Scripture Its contents are chosen to serve readers who want to reach maturity spiritually sociall

Far Eastern Division Outlook | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Far Eastern Division, Far Eastern Division

HIS is the second anniversary of our arrival in Irian Barat and I am going to celebrate by writing some of our friends Gilbert Pastor Oliver is celebrating by installing a new sink cabinet he has built It is surely nice quot The most unusual news from here is that we have had three months together here at home It is a rare treat and there is plenty to keep us busy right here in the office and in the district Plans were for a visit from Pastor H B Ludden Division

Northern Light (European) | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Northern European Division, Northern European Division

VOLUME NUMBER JUNE WHY THE TESTIMONIES THERE are not many of you that really know what is contained in the quot Testimonies quot You are not familiar with the Scriptures If you had made God apos s Word your study with a desire to reach the Bible standard and attain Christian perfection you would not have needed the quot Testimonies quot It is because you have neglected to acquaint yourselves with God apos s inspired Book that He has sought to reach you

The Cardinal | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Student Association of Andrews University, Andrews University

Center for Adventist Research

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The Central Union Reaper | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

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

UN ION REAPER CONFERENCES CENTRAL STATES COLORADO KANSAS MISSOURI NEBRASKA AND WYOMING VOLUME XXXIV COLLEGE VIEW LINCOLN NEBRASKA JUNE quot Los Olvidados quot The Forgotten FRANK L BAER Manager Foreign Language Division Pacific Press Pub Assn Recently under banner headlines the San Francisco Examiner ran a feature article with the caption Los Olvidados Translated to English from the Spanish this stands for the forgotten ones What a pity Two million Spanish

The West African Advent Messenger | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

West African Union Mission of Seventh-day Adventists, West African Union Mission

VOL MAY JUNE Nos OHAT a life of turmoil and confusion is ours The clamorous world we live in may be a place to get work done but it is hardly the place for one to be still and listen There are persons who chatter and fidget constantly They are like a lake blown by restless winds that is never calm enough to reflect the beautiful No doubt many things can be done in haste and with noise but the finest things are always lost to people who do n

Lake Union Herald | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Lake Union Conference, Lake Union Conference

JUNE In This Issue THE LAKE ADVENTISTS IN ACTION p UNION FUN PREDICTED FOR TIMBER RIDGE pp Vol LVII No OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LAKE UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS All hands salute smartly as the bugle sounds morning flag raising KETCHUP flowed freely but it was no picnic for the young men gathered at Michigan apos s Scott Lake Camp May to The ketchup along with a supply of rubber masks splints etc turned a doz

Northern Light (European) | June 1, 1965

Supplement

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Northern European Division, Northern European Division

VOLUME STATISTICAL REPORT Power is our Lord and of great power quot Psalm As we now present these statistics in this special issue of NORTHERN LIGHT we do so with gratitude to God and deep appreciation to our workers and members because these figures portray the united efforts of the divine and the human It is not possible for figures to give an accurate picture of what they represent but when we visualize the unselfishness and the faithful support of

Quarterly Review | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Southern European Division, Southern European Division

QUARTERLY REVIEll ORGAN OF THE SOUTHERN EUROPEAN DIVISION OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF S D A Vol XXXII Number June Go and Smoke No More Paul Steiner This peculiar title headed an article by a journalist reporting on the first Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking conducted in the Southern European Division In spite of the success of the FiveDay Plan in many countries this was the first attempt in Southern Europe None of the organizers not even the speakers had any p

The Journal of True Education | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

PROM Of A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Sawa /NS THE JOURNAL Reptioift OF TRUE Thai CCESS EDUCATION Iti DUCATIONAL p RESS IA SSOCIATION OF A MERICA PUBLISHER Review and Herald Publishing Assn Washington D C EDITOR Thomas Sinclair Geraty ASSOCIATE EDITORS Erwin E Cossentine Archa Dart Walter A Howe George M Mathews CONSULTING AND CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Bert B Beach Richard Hammill G Arthur Keough Lloyd W Mauldin Else Nelson Nieto Edestia DIN amp Nis / Upoo Y EDIT

The Oriental Watchman and Herald of Health | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

V. Raju, V. Raju

FOOD ALLERGY IS YOUR LIFE IN BALANCE WINDOW GARDENING NEW YORK WORLD apos S FAIR Article and photos courtesy U S I S The Unisphere Symbol of the New York World apos s Fair A BRIGHTER more stimulating New York World apos s Fair beckons visitors in quot with all the best of the old and many new features quot plus an improved international section The Indian pavilion which was among the top attractions last year has a shamiana for conducting special e

The Inter-American Messenger | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Inter-American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, Inter-American Division

apos TIE INTER A MMIZICAN A pastor explains what the sacred ordinances of the Lord apos s house mean to him I Believe in the Communion Service By RICHARD D FEARING AS A conservative Christian I believe there is no higher form of worship than that of the two parts of our Lord apos s communion commonly known as the ordinance of service or foot washing and the ordinance of the Lord apos s Supper Yet not a few Christians absent themselves from this great service of

Our Times | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

Tout INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE OUR TIMES A SURE FAITH IN A SURE FUTURE THIS MAD MAD WORLD DRAWN TO THE CROSS DEFEATING DISCOURAGEMENT JIIII II z IN MY GARDEN by STANLEY COMBRIDGE I love the summer flowers H OW How they brighten all my hours A garden is a wondrous place How I revel in its treasure Spend my time in peaceful leisure As my Father apos s handiwork I trace Cultivate my heart Master That its blooms may grow the faster Bearing fr

The Ministry | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

Seventh-day Adventist Ministerial Association, Ministerial Association

Religious Trends EDITORIAL Toward Conditional Immortality OTHING is more vital to a minister apos s success than confidence in the message N he is called to preach His consecration his growth in grace his attitude toward his people and the community are all vitally related to his comprehension and conviction of the truth of the doctrines he presents A minister who is uncertain of his beliefs can be neither happy nor successful quot Take heed unto thyself and unt

Life and Health | June 1, 1965

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1965-06-01

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

FAST REDUCING By J DeWITT FOX M D ULCER DIET By WINEA SIMPSON M D Better meals for better living Families everywhere now enjoy the many flavorful ways that Loma Linda VegeBurger can add zest and hearty appeal to daily menus So delicious and easy to prepare Calorie for calorie VegeBurger actually has more protein iron calcium niacin and vitamins B and B than many popular protein foods Better yet VegeBurger has no animal fat therefore tends to keep blood c

Our Times | June 1, 1965

Periodical Issue

1965-06-01

V. Raju, V. Raju

JOHN M FOWLER quot I AM THE HOLY BIBLE quot I AM THE HOLY BIBLE I may resemble other books in appearance but essentially I am different For I have power to influence human thought to enlighten the doubting mind and to sanctify the sin sick soul I am God apos s great text book for man I was spoken to the prophets of old by God Himself and they were moved by the Holy Ghost to write whatever they saw or heard One of the strongest evidences indicating that I was

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