Evangelism

01 Presentation slip from Lura Ingler

02 Diagram of Missionary Compound in Buldana, Barar, India

03 Photographers of Missionary Compound

05 Photograph and biography of Rev. Martyn D. Wood

06 Photograph and biography of Anna Matlack Wood

07 Photograph and biography of Wood children

08 Photograph and biography of Lillian M. Sprague

09 Photograph and biography of John Wesley Wood

10 Photograph of Mrs. John Wesley Wood

11 Photograph and biography of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Davidson

Maps are about more than finding your way through geographical obstacles and terrains. StudyMaps is a new way of looking at both faith and scripture, and of engaging and strengthening the memory to prompt us to evangelism, discipleship, and maturity.

Stéphane Tibi takes the reader on a journey into more effective missions and ministries wherever there is a hunger for meaning, a need for understanding, and an openness to truth. Experiment with this valuable tool, to become a better equipped disciple, capable of 'making Christlike disciples in the nations.'

There are two qualities necessary to be a teacher of youth: You must love God and love young people. The most important thing you need to do is to help the youth in your class experience the love of God. You can do this by living out your personal relationship with Jesus in front of them and by teaching them to have their own personal relationship with God. Youth should be actively involved in learning by sharing experiences and feelings, discovering truth, and choosing something they can do each week in response to the information learned in the lesson.

There are two qualities necessary to be a teacher of youth: You must love God and love young people. The most important thing you need to do is to help the youth in your class experience the love of God. You can do this by living out your personal relationship with Jesus in front of them and by teaching them to have their own personal relationship with God. Youth should be actively involved in learning by sharing experiences and feelings, discovering truth, and choosing something they can do each week in response to the information learned in the lesson.

This pamphlet entitled Mary White's Vision, or What Mary Saw in Heaven was written by James B. Chapman while he was a Holiness Evangelist in Texas.  It was printed at The Examiner's Office in McKinney, Texas in 1902.  

This item is housed in the Fred Floyd Archives at Southern Nazarene University.