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362 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
Men in Military Service
Now You Are in the Service—Clyde L. Breland
Commissioned for Christ and Country
On to Victory—Hight C Moore
By Faith I Accept—William Hall Preston
Drop Anchor—A. V. Washburn
I Must Keep Faith with Myself—John L. Hill
Remember—Andrew Q. Allen
My Faith Enables Me—Claude U. Broach
And What Then?—Robert L. Middleton
My Witness Must Be True—-5. E. Lambdin
My Home—Martha Boone Leavell
My Church—John L. Hill
The Bible—Robert G. Lee
Christian Citizenship—Howard M. Reaves
Home Again! Your Church Welcomes You—W. F. Powell
You Have the Answer—William J. Fallis
MISSIONARY DAYS IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
Two program committees served with the Sunday School Board in preparing
and mailing two Southwide Missionary Day programs—one each for October
and March. Both these programs were printed in The Quarterly Review (fourth
and first quarters, respectively), and in The Sunday School Builder for March,
1946.
For October 28, 1945, the State Mission Dav Program, "Building a Christian
Commonwealth," was written by J. Howard Williams. (By courtesy of the
Sunday bchool Board, without cost to the states, an extra program foldermaking
a total of three—was included in a complete set of State Mission Day
material. Space was not available to print, as usual, the program in The Teacher
and The Sunday School Builder for October, and in The Teacher for March.
For March 31, 1946, the Home and Foreign Missions Dav Program, "Southern
Baptists and World Needs," was written by Joe W. Burton.
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