Dedicated to the spiritual development of the Christian home
chancellor LOUIS T. TALBOT editor S. H. SUTHERLAND managing editor LLOYD HAMILL copy editor ROSE HARDIE editorial assistant LUCY R. REDMOND advertising manager MILTON R. SUE circulation manager STELLA KINTER business .manager J. RUSSELL ALLDER editorial board Paul'M. Aijian • Charles L. Feinberg Martha S. Hooker « Glenn F. O'Neal • Donald S. Robertson Gerald B. Stanton
JULY, 1953
Voi. 44, No.7
Established 1910
ARTICLES MY HEART — CHRIST'S HOME — Robert B. Munger ....................... 6 MAN WITH A BOOK ................................................................................. 9 YOUNG LIFE— For highschoolers, a vacation plus ............................ 10 TAMING THE REBELLIOUS CHRISTIAN — George Wahnough .... 14 MAN WITH A SONG .................................... 15 FEATURES READER REACTION .................................................................................... 4 FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK ..................................................................... 5 WORLD NEWSGRAMS — James O. Henry ........................................... 16 WORDS FROM THE WORD — Charles L. Feinberg ............................ 17 CHURCH OF THE MONTH — First Presbyterian, Berkeley .............. 18 OUT OF THE LAB — Donald S. Robertson ........................................... 19 BOOK REVIEWS — Donald G. Davis .................................................... 20 HYMNS YOU LOVE — Phil Kerr ................................ ............................. 21 PHILOSOPHY IN LIFE— Paul M. Aijian ................................................ 23 DR TALBOT'S QUESTION BOX ................................................................ 24 25 THE SCOPE OF MISSIONS — Oran H. Smith ...................................... 27 JUNIOR KING'S BUSINESS — Martha S. Hooker ................................. 30 BIOLA FAMILY CIRCLE .............................................................. 32 IN CHRIST IS LIFE— A column for the non-Christian ....................... 33 REAPED DIVIDENDS ........... ..........- ........................................................... 36 ADVERTISERS' INDEX ....................................... ....................................... 50 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION LOOKING AHEAD IN CHRISTIAN ED— Margaret Jacobsen ......... 38 YOUNG PEOPLE'S TOPICS — Chester J. Padgett ................................. 39 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS — Homer A. Kent, Allison Arrowood .. 43 OBJECT LESSONS — Elmer L. Wilder .................................................... 47 COVER A highschooler can get mighty hungry and when he's been horseback riding all day he is just abdut bottomless. But fortunately there's always plenty of food at the Young Life camps high in the Colorado Rockies (page 10). THEOLOGICALLY THINKING — Gerald B. Stanton FINEST OF THE WHEAT — Wm. Carson Lant* 22
Donald G. Davis • James O. Henry ► Margaret Jacobsen
*heOran H^Smith
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