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Herald of Holiness Volume 50 Number 08 (1961) W Olivet Nazarene University Digital Commons @ Olivet Herald of Holiness/Holiness Today Church of the Nazarene 4-19-1961 Herald of Holiness Volume 50 Number 08 (1961) W. T. Purkiser (Editor) Nazarene Publishing House Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_hoh Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, History of Christianity Commons, Missions and World Christianity Commons, and the Practical Theology Commons Recommended Citation Purkiser, W. T. (Editor), "Herald of Holiness Volume 50 Number 08 (1961)" (1961). Herald of Holiness/Holiness Today. 783. https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_hoh/783 This Journal Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Church of the Nazarene at Digital Commons @ Olivet. It has been accepted for inclusion in Herald of Holiness/Holiness Today by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Olivet. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Official Organ of the Church of the Nazarene "Go ye into all the world, and preach” M ark 16:15 By W. T. PURKISER Voting on the Pastor that hurt. I full well realize that it is hard to make general statements which will be entirely fair to Nothing is more important in the actual work 4,740 pastors, or to their 313,741 church members. oi a local church than a happy relationship with I here are just too many individual circumstances its pastor. And nothing is more vital to the effec­ and conditions in such a complex situation to make tiveness of a minister than the confidence and sup­ it possible to speak with papal certainty. port ol his people. It is these considerations which Yet this is the time of year when problems begin make the vote on continuation of pastoral arrange­ to emerge. There are, unfortunately, some who ments a matter of deep concern to all. regard the pastoral vote as “open season” on the I here is probably no completely perfect way of preacher. And there are, sometimes, pastors who in making and continuing pastoral arrangements. the face of all sound advice and good sense are Some would argue lor a system of appointments by determined to hold on in a dying situation. superintendent or bishop. But this has drastic limi­ Should a spiritual Christian ever cast a negative tations. Others would hold for the system of vote? Some have gone so far as to say that it is a absolute congregational sovereignty. But such also sin to vote against the continuation of a pastoral has grave weaknesses. call. Of course, it could be a sin to vote “no,” if In the (.lunch ol the Nazarene, developed out of the motive is to “get back at” or “get even with” the early experience of the church, we have a sys­ the pastor, his wife, or his family. A spirit of re­ tem which seeks to combine the strengths of the taliation is always carnal, no matter who show's it. episcopal and congregational forms of church On the other hand, the church makes provision government, while avoiding their pitfalls. Respon­ for a negative vote, and it would hardly make sibility lor making and maintaining the pastoral provision for its members to sin. relationship is shared by the district superintendent This much is sure, so long as a negative vote and the local church. carries twice the weight an affirmative vote carries, It is probable that in 90 per cent of the cases, this power ought to be used with extreme reluc­ this system works well. Ii is the other 10 per cent tance and only when no other course seems possible. Even though it is now possible for a pastor to re­ main for one year with a simple majority, it is still true that a normal pastoral relationship requires a two-thirds affirmative vote. This means that one “no” weighs as heavy as two “yeses.” Still and all, we must face the fact that persons ol equally sound judgment and spirituality may differ as to arrangements for the Lord’s work. The The Cover classic example of this is the time in Acts 15:36-41 From these portals go when Paid and Barnabas disagreed as to having Spirit-filled missionaries John Mark for their “minister.” Barnabas voted to circle the globe with yes, and Paul voted “no.” Neither would change. the message of full sal­ vation. The sun never sets on the world-wide The result was the organization of another mission­ ministry of the Church of the Nazarene. Con­ ary party. stru cted in 1954. the In tern ation al H eadqu ar­ ters building is located in a beautiful setting What has always interested me in this case is that at the intersection of The Paseo and Meyer Barnabas seems to have been “right.” At least Boulevard in Kansas City. Missouri. Included within twelve years we find Mark with Paul in on the same twenty-four-acre tract is the campus of the Nazarene Theological Seminary, Rome (Colossians 4:10), and one of Paul’s words and the site of the proposed Nazarene Publish­ was that Mark “is profitable to me for the ministry” ing House building. (II Timothy 4:11). When acute problems arise in the relationship of pastor and people, whatever their source, the de­ mand is lor the utmost in Christian maturity, con- (Plcase turn to page 12) General Superintendent Lewis would be! What wonderful services we would enjoy! A revival would actually be happening all in one night, for there □ would be several hundred throughout the u land find spiritual help at the altar. If a number of Nazarenes would bring U1JU guests, a still greater audience would be THIS YEAR the Church of the Nazarene in our churches everywhere. The altar is placing its major emphasis on Sunday scenes would then be even larger. New night services. It is a good emphasis— people would find the Lord. good for our ministers, good for our laity, When the last Sunday night of this good for all, good for our church. year is past we will have had fifty-three Is Sunday night any less a part of Sun­ opportunities for evangelism, for soul day than Sunday morning? No, of course winning, for doing something for God, not. Is the service any less important be­ for helping our world in this year of 1961 cause it is at night? Again the answer is, on Sunday nights. “No.” Is the Sabbath day to be kept holy The success for this great program of during the day and Sunday night as Sunday night evangelism lies in the well? It is. Does my church need me as hands of our Nazarene laymen as well much for the night service as for the as our pastors. So let’s attend church morning service? Yes, perhaps even next Sunday night and hereafter. more! Do I personally need the church As you go, take a guest, and do your service Sunday night as much as Sunday best to win that person to Christ. If the morning? Again the answer is, “Yes.” person you take with you finds God, then Just think, if every Nazarene who can that service is especially fruitful for both would attend church next Sunday night, you and your guest, and will wonderfully what a great crowd there would be! What bless you, and others will be inspired to a tremendous influence and witness that do likewise. That we should pause, remembering. I’m sure that wise One knew The miracle of memory— That tve must do our pari To harbor in life's treasury A heaven in the heart. I’m sure He kneiu that thoughts are things eaven That shape out destiny— That all our sweet rememberings IN OUR HEARTS Mold what our years shall be— By BERNIECE AYERS HALL That those who take the bread and wine. Across the ages dim. It was, indeed, a little thing Are strangely touched by poieers divine— He asked that ire should do— And tnow to be like Him! Ai’Rii. 19, i%i • (143) :: C o n t e n t s ... General Articles 2-3 Editorials Alter pastoring ilie church in Media, ■I Commands of the Great Commission, lirian I.. Farmer Pennsylvania, for almost live vears. Rev. r> Christ and Christian Holiness, Ernest E. Grosse I'. I). Ketner. Jr., has accepted the call (i A Refuge from the Storm, Pauline E. Spray to the church in Pitman. New Jersey. 7 A Longing for God, H. M. Von Slein H When Was Doctor Hrcsee Sanctified? H. Orton Wiley Rev. \V. 1.. Rothtnan writes. "After !) I he World Is Our Parish, General Superintendent Young serving the wonderful people of our II) Nazarenes Have I heir Own Hymnology, O. Joe Olson Iriendly Church in Indianapolis. In­ IL’ Security Is Not Salvation, Charsten Christensen diana. for four years, we have been given a unanimous four-vear retail.” Poetry Heaven iu Our Hearts. Iterniece Ayers H a ll Rev. Harold 1.. Platter, pastor of the Tragic Oversight, Laura Forinash I ranklin (Ohio) Church of the Naza- My Favorite Song. A lire M. l.e Crone Hi rene. has hc*en elected president of the Lord. Make Me a Flame of Fire for Thee! F. IF. D avis 1-ranklin Ministerial Association, com­ Departments posed ol eight churches. He was elected 13 Home Missions unanimously to this position. Foreign Missions 1 I T he Sunday School Lesson Kvangelisl 1). I-. Steininger writes that News of the Churches lie has left the lield to accept the pas­ IM News of the Religious World torate of llie church in Portland.
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