By Sewell Hall One of the largest trading companies in West Africa began as a religious mission sent from Switzerland to preach to the Africans. The evangelists had to bring their own supplies and they brought extra quantities to sell to the natives. As time went on these mercantile activities increased while their religious work diminished. …
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By Ron Halbrook The challenge of spreading the gospel includes a place for “the work of an evangelist” (2 Tim. 4:5). In the course of his work, an evangelist may “abide still” at one place and function as part of a local church, giving rise to the expression “a located preacher” (1 Tim. 1:3). Some brethren …
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By Donald Townsley My assignment has to do with one of the oldest questions to come out of efforts to restore the New Testament church in this country. The question of how congregations can cooperate in their work and not lose their independence came up early-on and has been discussed all the way through the restoration …
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By C.G. “Colly” Caldwell For obvious reasons, Christians in America have valued education and have wanted their children to take advantage of opportunities to better prepare themselves through going to school. When time has come for these Christians to send their children away from home for “higher education,” they have been especially sensitive to the humanistic …
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