King's Business - 1953-12

Dedicated to the spiritual development of the Christian home

Vol. 44, No. 12

DECEMBER, 1953

Established 1910

ARTICLES GOOD CHEER— E. Frederick Mertens ...................................................... 9 STREETS OF SIN— Jack Holt ..................................................................... 10 A CHRISTMAS BED-TIME STORY (poem)— Fannie B. Brown ......... 12 WHERE IS THE FIRE?— Frank H. E. Wood ............................................... 13 THE DIVINE INDWELLER— H. C. G. Moule ....................................... 14 TORREY CONFERENCE ............... ................................................................. 22 FEATURES UNDER THE PARSONAGE ROOF— Althea S. Miller .......................... 6 FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK ............................... ....................................... 8 WORLD NEWSGRAMS— James O. Henry .............................................. 15 CHURCH OF THE MONTH— First Presbyterian, Tacoma, Wash....... 16 WORDS FROM THE WORD— Charles L. Feinberg ................................ 17 OUT OF THE LAB— Donald S. Robertson ............................................... 18 HYMNS YOU LOVE— Phil Kerr .................................................................. 19 BOOK REVIEWS— Donald G. Davis............................................................ 20 PHILOSOPHY IN LIFE— Paul M. Aijian ................................................. 23 DR. TALBOT'S QUESTION BOX .............................................................. 24 THEOLOGICALLY THINKING— Gerald B. Stanton ............................. 25 TALKING IT OVER— A psychologist answers— Clyde Narramore .... 26 THE SCOPE OF MISSIONS— Oran H. Smith .......................................... 27 JUNIOR KING'S BUSINESS— Martha S. Hooker ..................... ............ 30 BIOLA FAMILY CIRCLE .............................................. 32 IN CHRIST IS LIFE— What Can I Really Believe? ............................. 33 ADVERTISERS' INDEX ............................................. 50 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION LOOKING AHEAD IN CHRISTIAN ED— Margaret Jacobsen ............ 37 YOUNG PEOPLE'S TOPICS— Chester J. Padgett .................................. 38 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS— Homer A. Kent, Allison Arrowood .... 42 OBJECT LESSONS— Elmer L. Wilder ................................... 48 COVER Planning magazine covers is fascinating work. The process involved is somewhat of a combination between baking a cake without a recipe and picking out the right dress to wear when meeting a person you've never seen. For Christmas we wanted a cover that would direct our thoughts to Him alone. Let us know if you like it. For articles on Christ­ mas please see pages 8, 9, 12, 17, 25, 26, 30, 37. — Art: Milton R. Sue.

chancellor LOUIS T. TALBOT

editor S. H. SUTHERLAND

monaging editor LLOYD HAM iLL

copy editor ROSE HARDIE

editorial assistant LUCY R. REDMOND advertising manager MILTON R. SUE circulation manager STELLA KINTER business manager m RUSSELL ALLDER

editorial board Paul M. Aijion • Donald G. Davis Charles L. Feinberg • James O. Henry Martha S. Hooker • Margaret Jacobsen Glenn F. O'Neal • Chester J. Padgett Donald 5. Robertson • Oran H. Smith Gerald B. Stanton

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