Inhalt - A Call to Medical Evangelism and Health Education (1933)

A Call to Medical Evangelism and Health Education (1933)

• Information about this Book
• Foreword
• Chapter 1—A Call to Service
  • The Entering Wedge
  • The Compassion of Christ Revealed
  • Divine Origin
  • The Gospel of Health
  • The Right Hand of the Gospel
  • It Opens Doors
  • The Work for Today
  • An Early Call to Action—1867
  • A Rallying Call in 1902
  • The Call Repeated in 1907
  • The Call of Today
  • Zeal and Perseverance Required
  • In Time of Persecution
  • The Distinguishing Sign
  • Ways Will Open
• Chapter 2—The Call of the Cities
  • Who Are Called
  • Companies of Workers
  • Redeeming the Time
  • A Mighty Movement
  • Teach in Simplicity and Faith
  • With Sympathy and Tenderness
  • Divine Power Will Attend
• Chapter 3—Ways of Working
  • Ministering to Body and Soul
  • A Door of Entrance to the Cities
  • Organize for Harmonious Action
  • The Church a Training School
  • The Need for Consecrated Nurses
  • Serve With Sanctified Understanding
  • Medical Missions in Every City
  • The City Mission and Training School
  • Training Under Competent Leaders
  • Laboring as God’s Helping Hand
  • Self-supporting Workers
  • Hygienic Restaurants as Missionary Centers
  • To Supply Spiritual Food
  • Results of Consecrated Effort
• Chapter 4—Christian Help Work
  • Ministering to Those in Need
  • Carrying the Gospel to the Poor
  • Helping the Helpless
  • A Witness to the Power of Christianity
  • Need of Greater Faith
  • Keeping Our Souls Alive
  • Use Your Humble Talent
  • An Expression of Gratitude
• Chapter 5—A Complete Ministry
  • Christ, Our Example
  • The Physician as an Evangelist
  • The Minister as a Medical Missionary
  • Teaching Health Principles
  • The Missionary Nurse
  • Do Not Wait
• Chapter 6—Teaching Health Principles
  • Extent of the Work
  • Educate, Educate, Educate
  • Teach Skillfully
  • A Continual Reform Essential
  • Responsibility of Those Who Have Light
  • Thousands Eager to Learn
  • The Public to Be Deeply Stirred
  • Health Talks to Be Given
  • Physiology to Be Taught
  • Represented by Advance Principles
  • Education Better Than Miraculous Healing
  • When Prayer for Healing Is Presumption
  • Instruction in Diet by Evangelistic Workers
  • A Knowledge of Healthful Cookery
  • Simplicity in Cooking
  • Decision Without Narrow Conceit
• Chapter 7—The Temperance Work
  • Revive the Temperance Work
  • An Opportunity for Young Men
  • Make Plain the Effects of Indulgence
  • Many May Be Saved From Degradation
  • Pledging to Total Abstinence
  • Responsibility of Parents
  • A Clear Testimony Needed
• Chapter 8—Co-operation Between Medical and Evangelistic Work
  • How to Reveal Christ
  • To Advance Together
  • Combined Teaching and Healing
  • The Advantages of Medical Workers
  • Medical and Evangelistic Work Bound Together
  • No Other Work So Successful
  • The Minister, the Physician, and the Bible Worker
  • There Must Be No Separation
  • Education for Medical Missionary Work
• Chapter 9—Equipment for Service
  • Study Health Principles
  • A Solemn Warning
  • The Only Medium for Character Building
  • Humility and Love
  • Meeting God at the Altar of Self-sacrifice
  • The Highest Service