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Lake Union Herald | March 15, 1983

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1983-03-15

Lake Union Conference, Lake Union Conference

u TYLR k AN LAKE union E MARCH VOLUME LXXV NUMBER AWR Plans for Expansion in Europe WASHINGTON D C The years old could be described chimes of Big Ben and the British optimistically as a David in a land tune quot Bow Bells quot are familiar to of Goliaths millions of radio listeners In the AWR Europe area of serthroughout the world as the tun vice Europe North Africa and ing signals for the British Broad portions of the Mid East eight

Adventist Review | June 28, 1984

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1984-06-28

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

Adventist Review June General Paper of the Seventh day Adventist Church Ephesians God apos s ideals for His church Page Preparing for the unexpected Page Blind for years man sees mother Page Have you seen my sister Sex aiticto on pago p THIS WEEK In this issue we are reproducing an advertisement quot Andrews Artist Designs ProLife Ad for Time quot p that was prepared by Peter Erhard an associate professor of art at Andrews Univer

Atlantic Union Gleaner | May 1, 1961

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1961-05-01

Atlantic Union Conference, Atlantic Union Conference

m iv A V apos V apos VS NI LSY Otti Iwt quot quot f trust JA M nk ssums ifilasSIMMI Official Organ of the Atlantic Union Conference of Seventh day Adventists th mnp Number SOUTH LANCASTER MASSACHUSETTS MAY Volume LX Making Christianity Practical By A E MILLNER President Northern New Eng

British West Indies Union Visitor | January 1, 1958

Periodical Issue

1958-01-01

British West Indies Union, British West Indies Union

Igrilish West Indies Uniott JAMAICA BAHAMAS VoL XV CAYMANS TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS JANUARY FEBRUARY amp MARCH NUMBERS I amp A Million Dollar Offering There will be many interesting and inspirational items in connection with the World General Conference Session to be held in Cleveland Ohio June but one of the most interesting and exciting events will be the MILLION DOLLAR OFFERING to be received on the first Sabbath of the Confere

The Present Truth | May 18, 1905

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1905-05-18

International Tract Society, International Tract Society, International Tract Society

THE PRESENT TRUTH quot Sanctify them through Chp truth Op Word is truth quot VOL LONDON THURSDAY MAY I IlrAit i t NO THE PRESENT TRUTH Go Go where the sheep are straying Out on the mountains cold Seek and with patience bring them Back to the Shepherd apos s fold See o apos er the path you journey Light from His throne descend He with His eye will guide you Safe till your work shall end No together with them in

Present Truth | July 11, 1940

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1940-07-11

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

v B WOO D RMQC The TI T THE JUST SHALL LIVE would quot deride quot quot A fortress quot would THERE is no book of the Bible more relevant to the present world be quot a sport to them quot They would situation than the commonly neg quot pile their mounds of earth and lected little prophecy of Habakkuk capture it then forward like the To it we have turned time and wind quot Verses As the future was opened up again in recent anxious weeks for cou

Advent Review and Sabbath Herald | April 7, 1891

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1891-04-07

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

quot Here is the Patience of the Saints Here are they that keep the Commandments of apos God and the Faith of Jesus quot Rev vol No BATTLE CREEK MICH TUESDAY APRIL Itst privy and Ttrald ISSUED WEEKLY BY TEE apos Seventh day Adventist Publishing Association Battle Creek IVIlehigan TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE SPIECIFILL TEEMS Iv MAIDS OF COO OB MORE Address all communications and make all Drafts and Moneyorders payable to

Northern Union Outlook | November 10, 1953

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1953-11-10

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

STATISTICAL SECRETARY GENERAL CONF E RENCE OF S D A TAKOMA PARK W N Number Volume November Nevada Iowa A INDUCTEES BY CARLYLE B HAYNES This is an article I have no wish to write but which must be written A change of procedure has taken place in the Army in processing A O inductees It is not aimed at Adventist servicemen Nevertheless it affects them and adversely Beginning on October men classified A O by their draft boards have been ch

Quarterly Review | March 1, 1967

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1967-03-01

Southern European Division, Southern European Division

OUHITERLI REVIEN ORGAN OF THE SOUTHERN EUROPEAN DIVISION OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF S D A Vol XXXIV March Number Why A Winter Council By G Cupertino The history of God apos s people reveal the necessity and importance of good organization to carry out the great task committed to the Church Once a year it is essential to cast a glance at the past to ascertain what has been accomplished as well as looking to the future to decide what should be done and how to do

Pacific Union Recorder | May 24, 1971

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1971-05-24

Pacific Union Conference, Pacific Union Conference

NATIONAL SUMMER MUSIC CAMP SLATED FOR ANDREWS Music students from to years of age are invited to participate in the National Summer Music Camp at Andrews University from August to according to Dr Paul Hamel chairman of the AU Music Department The music camp instructional staff composed of ten music teachers from AU and directors and guest instructors from other colleges and academies will conduct classes in music theory conducting hymnology and Christia

Youths Instructor | December 22, 1959

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1959-12-22

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

The student packed his suitcase to go home but stayed on to travel From Push Broom to President apos s Desk DECEMBER Bible Lesson for January apos P A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO YOUNG PEOPLE by PEARLE PEDEN For Joy Littlefield those whispering halls at Washington Sanitarium meant the realization of a dream Highlighting the thrilling drama of the nursing profession WHISPERING HALLS does more than tell a story It keynotes the drama

The Oriental Watchman and Herald of Health | March 1, 1963

Periodical Issue

1963-03-01

V. Raju, V. Raju

SMALLPDX HEALTH Choosing a Sensible Diet HIGH VITAMIN DIET Physical Education for Children Part I Tara Jauhar Photos Courtesy of Author EDUCATION OCCUPIES the most prominent position among the nationbuilding projects of today Truly educated citizens are the fittest persons to shoulder national responsibilities and it is they who are likely to bring success to any nation building drive Today apos s child is tomorrow apos s citizen The existence of our future worke

Atlantic Union Gleaner | September 26, 1955

Periodical Issue

1955-09-26

Atlantic Union Conference, Atlantic Union Conference

apos HS apos M k Vd VROAvi ON AV OV a V S JO NO v N id C atm amp Union GLEANER Bermuda Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New York Vol LIV SOUTH LANCASTER MASSACHUSETTS SEPTEMBER No Dollars for Servicemen Millions Will Read the Bible Led by citizens of the United States people in over forty countries will follow the th annual observance of Worldwide Bible Reading sponsor

Youths Instructor | July 17, 1889

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1889-07-17

S. D. A. Publishing Association, Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association

BATTLE CREEK MICH JULY VOL JULY I ELLOW grow the grasses faint and parched with heat Sharp and shrill the locusts call from out the wheat O apos er the unshaded clover noiseless bees go by And with heart of scarlet beating in the sky Comes July Panting with their motion birds forget to sing All the bright winged insects move on languid wing In the hot air wilted hollyhocks wrinkled lie For with heart of scarlet beating in the sky Comes July Bl

Far Eastern Division Outlook | May 1, 1972

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1972-05-01

Far Eastern Division, Far Eastern Division

OUTLOOK M C P May f M C P N Administrative P H Eldridge President W T Clark Secretary G Bruce Treasurer Assistant Treasurer H M Baldwin A E Krogstad Assistant Treasurer Assistant Treasurer H A Robieson Assistant Secreto D A Roth Auditor D D Dennis E L Longway A Field Secretary H W Bedwell Field Secretary A M Bartlett Liaison Secretory Indonesia Departmental Secretaries

Northern Union Outlook | November 15, 1968

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1968-11-15

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

NOIMARN UNION OVFLOOK NOVEMBER What Is It Like To Starve lc r r apos apos t Alr apos BY NEAL C WILSON What is it like to know fear as an omnipresent all pervading monster dominating every waking moment and punctuating the dark hours of the night What is it like to run and run and never stop running until you stumble apos and fall in utter exhaustion beside some strange road h

Australasian Record | June 26, 1944

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1944-06-26

Australasian Union Conference, Australasian Union Conference

Setemwe N Saner no Yew Ave Msami NEW zEALANO TASMANIA Weautgrap Cnrarewre Warburton Victoria June e alien S these words are being written the church bells throughout all Allied countries are echoing the call to prayer issued by national leaders Here in Sydney reports have it that four hundred people braved the chill of night and gathered about the Cenotaph there to prostrate themselves in prayer Events unparalleled in the history of the human race

The Central Union Reaper | July 25, 1950

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1950-07-25

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

GENERAL COUF STATISTICAL SECRE T KOMA pA h quot /I A A iemf apos v / p / / TARY VAS IC ra Winn Reaper COLORADO KANSAS MISSOURI NEBRASKA AND WYOMING CONFERENCES AND CENTRAL STATES MISSION VOLUME XIX COLLEGE VIEW LINCOLN NEBRASKA JULY National Medical Cadet Training Camp CARLYLE B HAYNES We emphasize again the importance of United States Army for training Sevenththe fact that the General Conference to day Adventist medical cadets meet menacing

The Advent Herald | August 21, 1858

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1858-08-21

J. V. Himes, Joshua V. Himes

Center for Adventist Research

Southwestern Union Record | October 3, 1905

Periodical Issue

1905-10-03

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

Sop a Gpaniella C ns lo m x apos OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE S W U CONFERENCE OF S D A VOL KEENE TEXAS TUESDAY OCT Our Colored Work NO Just before I went there we learned God among the millions of colored that there were several colored boys people in the South and Southwest RETURNED last week from Devall apos s and young men who wished to attend And shall we who live in the field Bluff Ark where the Southwest t he sch

Our Times | March 1, 1969

Periodical Issue

1969-03-01

Stanborough Press, Stanborough Press

quot BLOOD SWEAT and TEARS quot After the famous battle of Salamanca the nation clamoured for a statue of the Duke of Wellington The sculptor appointed to fashion the model did his utmost to get His Grace to look warlike but all his persuasion only brought out more clearly the Duke apos s natural expression which would have pleased the delegates at a peace conference Finally in despair the artist said quot Think about what you were doing toward the end of the ba

Southwestern Union Record | August 22, 1956

Periodical Issue

1956-08-22

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

Statistical Secretary Gen Conf Washington D C THE VOLUME LV KEENE TEXAS AUGUST Oakwood College Offering SABBATH AUGUST Let every member do his best to provide the necessary equipment and improvement funds to enable Oakwood College to become an accredited institution They plan to make request for inspection this fall with the hope that they will be able to qualify and receive recognition from the accrediting board of that area While their needs a

Advent Review and Sabbath Herald | September 22, 1949

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1949-09-22

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

GENERAL CHURCH PAPER OF THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS a c a f cc lt ac r COURTESY STANDARD PUB CO Jite etter Land By ROBERT HARE There is a home beyond the shadow Where sad voices never call Where life apos s joys are all immortal And no tears of sorrow fall Out beyond the starlight apos s shining Out beyond the gloom of night Where the glory is eternal And love apos s smile is ever bright Sweet angelic chorists singing Ever chant in holy song And their hymns o

Youths Instructor | March 13, 1951

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1951-03-13

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association

apos e a quot d INSTRUCTOR RA L igtrt Living Is Rich Living r By DUAYNE CHRISTENSEN THIS afternoon I stood and watched I from a classroom window as the Master Painter brushed into His portrait of perfection the last flurry of clouds above a hilly horizon It rained last night and today the world is covered by an ocean of fresh new green From my window I saw the last of late autumn leaves finally flee their barren limbs pursued by a frigid blast of wint

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Cornell, Merritt E. 1827-1893

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