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41,4 / 37141I BE with YOU/ Laymen in the Closing Work 16A _41,4UTIOOK Nevada, Iowa January 5, 196b "The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me: be- cause He bath annointed Me to preach Volume 31 Number 35 good tidings . ." Isaiah 61:1. Laymen in the Closing Work BY ELLEN G. WHITE, Pacific Union Recorder, March 24, 1904 "Let everyone study the fifty- Thus you will help those who are His work. Your life is sustained by eighth chapter of Isaiah. bearing heavy responsibilities. Use the Giver of life. Your every capabil- "What is the great work before your talents, be they ever so few. ity, therefore, is to be put to use in us?—The proclamation of the Gos- God has certainly given you a work His service. By using your talents pel, with its life-saving principles, to to do for Him. In all that you do, wisely and faithfully, you are gain- every nation, kindred, tongue, and keep the Lord Jesus before you. Do ing power to do better work, to bear people. Let no one remain in idle- all to the glory of His name. You heavier responsibilities. ness because he can not do the same belong to God, and you are to do "Whatever you accomplish, be it class of work that the most experi- enced servants of God are doing. Because you can not be in the high- est place, will you do nothing? Be- cause you can not trade upon pounds, will you refuse to trade up- on one pound? Because you have not five talents, will you put your / 37141i one talent in a napkin, and hide it in the earth? Because you can not work for the multitude, will you re- BE fuse to work for individuals? Do the smaller duties waiting for you. WITH YOU/ "I shall be with you!" That promise never ends, It is the sacred bondship of man's great Friend of friends; It is the boundless message which will never fail nor fade, It is the greatest gesture that ever has been made. "1 shall be with you!" Keep close and trust in Me, I shall be with you, whoever you may be; I shall be with you all through each strange, hard day; I shall be with you when all others go their way. "I shall be with you!" through all your pain and tears I shall be with you when you are torn with fears; I shall be with you if life your heart should break; I shall be with your soul and all its burdens take. "I shall be with you!" when toil and suffering end, I shall be with you as you go round life's bend; I shall be with you when gladness is reborn; For I shall be with you until the last great dawn. —Selected Ellen G. White 2 NORTHERN UNION OUTLOOK FAITH FOR TODAY LITERATURE EVANGELISM RALLY Objective of Bible School enroll- JANUARY 6-7, DES MOINES AREA CHURCHES ments for every church member in North America per year is six. Come and see the forward look in literature evangelism. Join every Have you gotten yours yet? Iowa literature evangelist in examining a new selling tool, the pictorial prospectus. See new methods of advertising using newspaper ads and color TV for The Bible Story and Gift Bible Evangelism. Hear soul- winning stories from around the world. little or much, leave it with God, Sabbath morning speakers: remembering that it is not for man Des Moines — W. R. Wollard, Manager, Book Department, Pacific to measure the worth or the reward Press of his own efforts or the efforts of Nevada J. L. Dittberner, President, Northern Union his fellow men. The Lord Jesus will Conference give you the wages that are your Knoxville A. R. Mazat of the Pacific Press due. Your reward will be proportion- Ames Clyde Kinder, Manager, Omaha Branch, Pacific Press ed to the spirit in which your work Albia — C. M. Barnes, Publishing Secretary, Northern Union was done. Purity of motive, an earn- Conference est desire to glorify God, will bring Winterset — Robert Belmont, Manager, HHES, Northern Union to the earnest worker the same re- ward that is given to the one who Sabbath Afternoon Symposium. Featuring J. L. Dittberner, W. R. accomplishes more. The principles Wollard, and the Iowa colporteurs. The meeting will start at 3 p.m. by which the worker is governed de- It will be held at the new Des Moines Youth Center, 2317 Watrous, termine the reward. Des Moines. "It is not alone by men in high Saturday night at the Des Moines Youth Center W. A. Higgins, Associ- places of responsibility in the minis- ate Publishing Secretary of the General Conference, will show colored try, not alone by men holding posi- slides and tell stories of colporteur exploits around the world. Don't tions on boards or committees, not miss this review of modern miracles! alone by the managers of our sani- Sunday, January 7. Instruction and Demonstration. Here is where tariums and publishing houses, that you will learn the "how" of being a successful literature evangelist. the work is to be done which will Everybody is welcome. cause the earth to be filled with the FLOYD RAMSEY, Publishing Secretary knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. This work can be ac- complished only by the whole church acting their part under guidance and Investment Trains in the power of God." IOWA The primary divisions in both Conference of Seventh-day Adventists P. 0. Box 1475 (540 42nd Street) Davenport and Des Moines have Des Moines, Iowa 50306 K. D. Johnson, President used trains for Investment devices Old "H. T. S." Reunion J. 0. McLeod, Secretary in 1967. In Davenport the train Make wills and legacies to A reunion of faculty, students, Iowa Seventh-day Adventist Association and friends of the old Hutchinson Theological Seminary will be held at "The Commons" on the campus Go Higher! NORTHERN UNION OUTLOOK Editorial Office of La Sierra College on Sunday, Feb- In a letter from Mrs. Kepford of 400 North Lilac Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422 ruary 4, from 3 to 6 p.m. Dinner the Ute church she says, "It has L. H. Netteburg Editor will be served in the cafeteria at always been my hope that we go Lorna McConchie Assistant Editor 4:30 p.m. Come and meet old higher every year and I think we Volume 31 January 5, 1968 Number 35 friends! J. 0. HANSON, have done it again." Chairman Plans Committee Published weekly by the Northern Mrs. Kepford and Mrs. Shultz vis- Union Conference of Seventh-day Ad- ited 23 towns, spent over 76 hours, ventists, 400 North Lilac Drive, Minne- apolis, Minnesota 55422, and printed at and gave out over 1,000 pieces of the Oak Park Press, Nevada, Iowa 50201, le..............,.........0.....0......0 ,—...........; 50 issues a year. literature. This included November Entered as second class matter June Union College Alumni Association: Signs and books as well as Ingather- 2, 1937, at the post office at Nevada, Iowa, 50201, under the act of March 3, ing papers. 1879. Make all checks and money orders will present the film payable to the Northern Union Outlook. i At present Mrs. Kepford reports Subscription price—$1.00 per year. I i $484.15 and Mrs. Shultz reports Northern Union Conference Directory Office-400 North Lilac Drive I BORN FREE I $514.15. There will be more. They Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422 i are going back to one town for a Telephone-612-545-0471 1 President J. L. Dittberner 8 P.M i promised $25 offering. Sec.-Treas., Auditor L. H. Netteburg !JANUARY 6 ' Ed., MV , Temp. Sec. C. M. Willison Think what could be done in H.M., Radio P. F. Pedersen UNION COLLEGE AUDITORIUM: Iowa if two women in every church Pub. Dept. Sec. Charles Barnes Transp. Agt. L. H. Netteburg 141=1.01414•1•1.4•11.0411•1.11•100.1.11•04.11.04••••04MINI4 visited 23 towns! F. J. KINSEY H.H.E.S. Manager R. W. Belmont NORTHERN UNION OUTL 0 0 K 3 FAITH FOR TODAY and my prayer that many will be in the kingdom as a result of faith- Since Faith for Today began its ful Iowa Ingathering. ministry 18 years ago, 13,000 have Thank you again. It's a joy to been baptized through its evange- serve with you. listic impact. K. D. JOHNSON, President the Gift Bible plan. Thank you again MINNESOTA for your good work. Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 1100 Ford Road at Highway 12 I'm sure that everyone who did Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 not find it possible to go out and Arthur Kiesz, President Investment trains H. W. Pritchard, Secretary solicit will give something for In- Make wills and legacies to gathering. The recommended indi- Minnesota Conference Association cars are of cardboard and the track of Seventh-day Adventists vidual goal is $25. Some have so- goes almost around the Sabbath licited or given over $1,000. If you School room. Each car represents $1.00. haven't participated as you know you Baptism should have, there is still time to Nine people were accepted into The accompanying picture was do so. Just put your gift in an church membership through the taken in the Des Moines Primary offering envelope and mark it In- sacred rite of baptism on December Division. The cars are made from gathering. I'm not concerned at this 16 at the Hibbing church. Seven of styrofoam and cardboard with spools time about the amount for I'm sure these united with the Virginia for wheels.
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