Gospel Workers (1915 ed.)

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• Preface
• Section 1—Called With a Holy Calling
• Section 2—Ministers of Righteousness
• Section 3—The Needed Preparation
• Section 4—Qualifications
• Section 5—The Minister in the Pulpit
• Section 6—The Under-Shepherd
  • The Good Shepherd
  • Personal Ministry
    • Visiting Homes
  • The Shepherd's Work
  • Bible-Readings with Families
  • The Value of Individual Effort
    • The Woman of Samaria
  • A Division of Labor
    • Educating Church Helpers
    • Saved by Effort for Another
    • The Church a Sacred Trust
  • The Minister's Wife
  • The Minister in His Home
    • Courtesy in the Home
  • “Feed My Lambs”
    • Preaching for Children
    • Entering into the Feelings of the Youth
    • The Youth to Act a Part in Church Work
  • Prayer for the Sick
    • Confession of Sin
    • Submission to God's Will
    • Remedial Agencies
  • Teaching the People to Be Liberal
  • The Support of the Gospel
    • The Use of the Tithe
    • A Solemn Obligation
  • The Influence of Diet Upon Health
  • Ministers to Teach Health Reform
  • How to Present the Principles of Health Reform
  • The Minister and Manual Work
  • Our Duty to Preserve Health
    • Insufficient Diet
  • Danger from Overwork
  • For Further Study
• Section 7—Helps in Gospel Work
• Section 8—Dangers
• Section 9—Methods
• Section 10—Conference Responsibilities
• Section 11—In Relation with One Another
• Section 12—Closing Words