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sinners; in carrying this good news we need the power of Christ’s resur rection, we need faith not only in the seed but in the soil, and we may use every possible method to d r i v e the one message to the conscience of the hearer.” The first six chapters deal with the message itself. There are also six chapters on motive and approach, with two>concluding chapters on the messenger’s, resources and power. 125 pages. Revell Co., New York, N. Y. Cloth. Price $1.50. Minding Your Church’s Business By Leonard M. Spangenberg In twenty chapters that are as fasci nating as those of a best seller, the writer discusses the business of the church in a thorough, practical, de tailed fashion. The material is not theoretical; it is the result of experi mental knowledge gained by the au thor in church administrative positions and in his eleven years of association with the Babson Statistical Organiza tion. V The church staff, the budget, the parsonage, insurance, c h u r c h loans, equipment, missions, and the young people’s place in the church are only a few of the problems discussed. A valuable contribution to the adminis- .trative department, this book might well be in the hands of the pastor and of the governing b o a r d of every church. .142 pages. Beacon Hill Press, Kansas City, Mo. Cloth. Price $1.00. Herbert Bess, B. Th. ’44, and Ruth Downs, ’42, June 23, Alameda, Calif. Oral A. Kintner and Eunice Olson, ’43, June 2, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born To Peter J. (B. Th. ’39) and Mrs. Becker (Gertrude Schroeder, B. Chr. Ed. ’39), a daughter, Jeanette Irene, June 30, Salem, Ore. To David (’42) and Mrs. Giltner, a daughter, June 8, Inglewood, Calif. To Robert and Mrs. Isensee (Beth Cingcade, ’40), a daughter, N a n c y Jean, May 12, Wilmington, Del. To Newton and Mrs. Kapp (Doris Blackwell, ’31), a daughter, Carolyn Adele, June 18, Covina, Calif. To L. A. and Mrs. Pedersen (Mary Turpin, ’36), a son, John Lawrence, Feb. 26, Brownwood, Tex. Wanted Carolyn McCormick, ’42, en route to Nigeria, W. Africa, under the Sudan Inferior Mission, is in need of a kero sene refrigerator in good condition for use on the field. Kindly contact Paul London, c/o Sudan Interior Mission, 156 Fifth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. BIOLA FAM ILY [ C o n tin u ed fr o m P a g e 286] Married
tians, to be a best seller. 178 pages. Loizeaux Brothers, 19 West 21st St., New York 10, N. Y. Cloth. Price $1.00.
1,000 Sermon Outlines By T. W . Callaway
Observing that- -“a threefold cord is not quickly broken” (Eccl. 4:12), the author has made a study of various threefold relationships in the Word of God. The result is a group of rich and suggestive outlines. The author’s pur pose in offering these study helps is to provide help for pastors and Bible students: to aid in quickly finding themes for short devotional talks, and to furnish topics for study and for analyses of the books of the Bible. 148 pages. Zondervan Pub. House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. Price $1.25.
Experiences! By Leonard Eilers
Herein, the “preaching cowboy,” a graduate of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, has illustrated fifty-four Scripture verses with as many per sonal experiences drawn from his unique ministry of “riding the range for God.” Stories of “The Trail Mark er,” “Register ■Rock,” “The Rodeo,” “The Drizzle Family,” and “Pitchfork^ Christians” are highlights of this prac tical meditation. 54 pages. Published by the writer, 18019 Mission Rd., San Fernando, Calif. Paper, 25 cents. Among books for the stimulation of missionary interest, here is one of out standing value. The author was born in Russia, in an old, cultured family. She was converted to Christ while studying medicine, and turned all her abilities into His service. In a remark able way, she was used to take thé gospel to distant parts of the world, in many cases where no other white woman ever had gone.' Working among the poor in the slums of Moscow, she served also among the fanatical pil grims on the road to Mecca. For 690 days she was in a Soviet prison be cause of her faith. The whole account is written with restraint, giving glory only to the Lord, Jesus Christ. 192 pages. Evangelical Publishers, Toronto; Can. Cloth. Price $1.50. Adventures with God By Jenny E. deMayer
Golden Nuggets Volume IV: The Gospels Compiled and edited by Theodore W . Engstrom
This book is the fourth in a series designed to cover the whole Bible. It gives o u t l i n e s , Illusfrktions, seed' thoughts, quotable poems—all center ing in the four Gospels. Carefully in dexed, it will be of great value to preachers and teachers. 277 p a g e s . Zondervan Pub. House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. Price $2.00.
Evangelism Today: Message Not Method By Samuel M. Zwemer
Sanjuel Zwemer needs no introduc tion: he has been a foremost mission ary statesman for many years. In this book he points out that “ the message is of far more importance than the method of the messenger.. . . The cross of Chrisr is the searchlight of man’s sin and the revelation of His love for
--------------- A Book For All Young People --------------- THINKING YOUTH'S GREATEST NEED A L IV ING FA ITH by Dan Gilbert Th is book gives scientific proofs o f the Bible. It shows the errors and "h o le s ” in the evolutionary theory. It shows the m istakes o f modernism . . It demonstrates the fu ll authenticity o f the Bible. It gives a workable guide to young people who wish to testify fo r their Lord. It gives arguments fo r Chris tianity that no infidel can answer. It shows students how to avoid the p itfalls o f unbelief which are spread by unbelieving teachers. It is a book to build— and reinforce— the fa ith o f youth. $1.50 per copy Order from 5 li Eleventh St., N. W . CHRISTIAN PRESS BUREAU Wathingion 4, D. C.
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