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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61.
A PROGRESSIVE MISSIO.XARY
MEETING.
(Continued from page 2.)
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us all the time.
"Information precedes interest,"
and you can actually crowd your
missionary meetings if "sanctified
common sense" attends all your
efforts to rouse every member to
knowledge, action, giving, but
most of all to "the unused power
of the church"—prayer.
How can we pray aright, with
the "hot heart" required by
Chinese Christians, unless we vitalize
the needs and compel all men
and" women to realize better the
unseen sister and brother in other
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I. Is Jesus King
7. Psalms vs. Hymns.
2. Is the Constitution of the 8. The Voice of the Ages
United States Christian Against Instrumental
3. Christ's, or the Separated
Muisc in Worship.
Life.
9. Instrumental Music a Corruption
of New Testament
Worship.
4. Reasons for Not Votings
under the Present Constitution
of the United
ID. Instrumental Music in the
Worship of God.
States.
II. Labor Unions.
5. The Attitude of Protest 12. Ten reasons Why I Would
the Attitude of Power. Not Join a Secret Society.
6. Psalmody: Is the use of
Uninspired Songs in the 13. The Right Relation of
Worship of God Authorized
Church and State.
14. Nicknaming the
Sabbath.
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