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Herald Of Holiness Volume 47 Number 41 (1958), Stephen S. White (Editor)
Herald Of Holiness Volume 47 Number 41 (1958), Stephen S. White (Editor)
Herald of Holiness/Holiness Today
01 A Word to Our Visitors by General Superintendent Vanderpool
02 Late News
02 Miracle by Roy Z. Kemp
02 Family Bible by Christine White
02 Music Memoettes by Ovella Satre Shafer
03 Land of Promise by General Superintendent Young
03 A Princely Privilege by J. Kenneth Grider
04 Food Supplements by Edwin Zimbelman
05 The Fish Won’t Stay and The Fisherman Can’t by Betty Emslie
06 God’s Blessed Man by Andrew F. Cone
07 Why Sanctification by Harry Childers
08 History of Texas Holiness University by Mary McConnell
11 The Special Day by Mary Sanders
11 Thank Thee, God! …
Herald Of Holiness Volume 47 Number 18 (1958), Stephen S. White (Editor)
Herald Of Holiness Volume 47 Number 18 (1958), Stephen S. White (Editor)
Herald of Holiness/Holiness Today
01 Christian Perfection
02 Late News
03 Sunday Schools in Scotland by A. F. Harper
04 In the Stillness by Clara M. Morrison
04 Prayer by L. Guy Nees
05 Group Conscience by H. Ray Dunning
07 A Parable of the Hillside by Norman R. Oke
07 Mission by Ila R. Monday
08 How to Live the Sanctified Life by Fred H. Mendell
08 Trust in the Lord by Nancy Leigh
09 God Save America! By A/2C Norman Kimsey
10 Our Freedom Endowed by Our Creator by K. Boyle
11 Thought for the Day by Bertha Munro
12 Editorials by …
Quaker Testimony Against Slavery And Racial Discrimination, Stella Alexander
Quaker Testimony Against Slavery And Racial Discrimination, Stella Alexander
Historical Quaker Books
This anthology has been compiled at the suggestion of the Race Relations Committee of the (British) Society of Friends, who wanted to record the development of Friends' testimony against slavery and racial discrimination. The extracts have been grouped under two headings "Individual Witness" and "Corporate Witness". An effort has been made under the second heading to trace the growth of the testimony, but in general the passages have been chosen for their intrinsic interest and to illustrate the depth and strength of the witness.