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Larger, and several short catechisms follow. Luther’s, of course, is not found in this group. Any serious student of Christian doctrine could well own tliis volume for reference and study. It has an excellent introduction and index, cxxvi, 293 pages; cloth; Harper & Bros., New York; $6.00. The Years That1 Count By Rosalind Rinker “How important am I anyway?” It is with this question which every teenager asks himself at one time or another that Rosalind Rinker opens her book. To the teenager his prob­ lems are the most important problems and his person the most important per­ son. With this view in mind, the book attempts to guide the thinking of the young person. Decisions to be made in the period between high school and college are likely to be major decisions and should, especially for every Chris­ tian young person, be considered in the light of his beliefs. Resentment at being told what to do now that they are on the threshold of adulthood often leads even Chris­ tian young people to do the very thing they have been told not to do. Rather than set down definite “ do’s and don’t’s” and possibly destroy that which- she set out to accomplish, the author has asked the common ques­ tions and answered them out of her own experiences and out of extensive counselling. From the author’s vast experience with young people has come this book that can be used as a guide for all. 118 pages; cloth; Zon- dervan P u b l i s h i n g House, Grand Rapids; $2.00. — Reviewed by Bar­ bara Barth BOOK ENDS (A brief review of current publications) THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE HOLY LIFE by Chester K. Lehman, vii, 220 pages; cloth; $3.50. The author here seeks to trace the work of the Spirit in salvation and Christian growth. The work of the Spirit is closely linked to Christ. Attention is given to the historical interpreta­ tions of the work of the Spirit, and special emphasis is placed on the holy life which is to be found and lived "in Christ." The author is a Mennonite. A POCKET GUIDE TO PRAYER FOR CHURCH OFFICERS. A POCKET GUIDE TO PRAYER FOR WOMEN. A POCKET GUIDE TO PRAYER FOR YOUTH. The above are edited by different persons, but they all contain prayers of various kinds with some Scripture. They run a little over 60 pages and are published by the Standard Publishing Company o f Cincinnati at 50c each. TRAINING CHILDREN FROM THE BEGINNING AS "UNTO THE LORD" by Gustava M. Wonderly. THE KEY TO FRUITFUL CHRISTIAN SERVICE by J. B. Toews. MASTER SECRETS OF PRAYER by Cameron V. Thompson. The above three are issued by Back to the Bible Publishers, Lincoln, Nebr. and sell for 39c, 25c, and 15c respectively. Recommended books on sale from the BIOLA BOOK ROOM, 560 South Hope Street, Los Angeles 17, California. Fast mail order service available.

FRESH AND TANTALIZING FROM MOODY PRESS for the high school crowd DEAR ANN

By Elizabeth W. Strachan. From an older sister in college to Ann in high school. Warm good sense. $2.00 A STUDENT PLUS By Angelyn Dantuma. College freshman or high school senior is challenged to choose a life above the average. $2.00 STRAIGHT DOWN A CROOKED LANE By Fraticena Arnold. A favorite author with a story of high school sweethearts who learn that God’s ways are never crooked, and they are always best. $3 .50 for devotional reading THE HEAVENS DECLARE By Dr. Maurice T. Brackbill, director of Vesper Heights Observatory at Eastern Mennonite College. For your friend who is interested in astronomy. $2.75 ONE VISION ONLY By Carolyn Canfield. The biography of Isobel Kuhn of China Inland Mission. It reflects the deep spiritual insights of Mrs. Kuhn’s dedicated life as revealed in her everyday experiences with God. $2.95 BY SEARCHING The autobiography of Mrs. Isobel Kuhn. It goes back to the girlhood and college years, into those experiences that laid the foundation for the later years of fruitfulness. $2.95 ROMANS FOR THE CHILDREN’S HOUR By Kenneth Taylor. Truths from the book of Romans (and I and II Timothy) in language that children can grasp. Ideal for family devotions. $2.95 for the lady of the house MOMM IE OF THE M IX ING BOWL By Belva Murphy. “Mommie” of nine children and known to a multitude of readers across the country through her Moody Monthly column “Out of the Mixing Bowl.” $3 .5 0 AT HOME W ITH THE MURPHYS By Belva Murphy. The story of a minister’s family who enjoy being just that—a Christian home with a sense of the presence of God in everyday things. $2 .50 HER HEART AND HOME By Ruth Stoltzftis. Chapters taken from a series of radio broadcasts for mothers and homemakers. Interesting and practical. $3 .00 for the man on your list GOD HOLDS THE KEY By Geoffrey Bull, author of “When Iron Gates Yield.” Med­ itation? which had their beginning in imprisonment in China. for the missionary minded $ 3 .5 0 GREEN LEAF IN DROUGHT-TIME By Isobel Kuhn. A stirring account of the escape of the last C.I.M . missionaries from Communist China. The story of God’s provision and deliverance. $2 .50 M ISSIONARY LIFE AND WORK By Harold R. Cook. A valuable study of missionary prin­ ciples and practices with special emphasis on more recent developments in the indigenous church. $5 .0 0 At Your Christian Bookstore

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