Theresa Broden demonstrates simple ways you can reach out to people with Message literature.
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Relevance
Carmela Monk Crawford talks about the relevance of Message magazine to the people around us.
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Unbelievable Outreach
Carmela Monk Crawford couldn’t believe her ears when she heard what one woman was doing.
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The Ellen G. White Letters and Manuscripts With Annotations
Read Between the Lines Introducing a series that gives you access to all of Ellen White’s letters, diaries, and manuscripts, together with explanatory notes. The notes provide an intriguing, new level of illumination to the text. You learn: the date of composition the identity of the addressee biographical sketches of the main characters background of events and issues mentioned in the text definitions of archaic expressions, such as “plank road,” and “snug dealing.” descriptions of hymns, poems, and other literary pieces that are only alluded to.
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The Man Who Would Not Read
Phil McVicar had no interest in books, until a series of circumstances led him to read a 384-page volume called The Great Controversy. It would change his life. For information on how to share The Great Controversy with your local zip code, contact the Review and Herald Publishing Association at 1 (800) 600-7197 or 1 (800) 876-7313.
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