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A GREAT HYMN WAS BORN (text on page 14) Much of modem hymnody. though produced in great quantity, is mere trash, from the point of view of both content and music; but occasionally we find a jewel among so much rubbish. The latter must be said of some of the popular hymns which arc being […]

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World Council of Churches at New Delhi, India

REPORT ON THE WORLD COUNCIL MEETING IN NEW DELHI, INDIA The Editorial Committee of TORCH AND TRUMPET is greatly pleased to be able to present to its readers a report of the third meeting of the World Council of Christian Churches. It came fresh from the pen of one of our own ministers, Rev. Roger Greenway of […]

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Does our Seminary Need a President?

In these days of the welfare state we are all familiar with the road that leads to bureaucracy. The government sets up a bureau in a certain area of service, seemingly rather innocent at first, but it soon mushrooms into something very important, that clings to the body politic, like the barnacles that attach themselves to […]

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Reading Maketh a Full Man

Many years ago Bacon wrote that reading maketh a full man. No one can be well-informed, well-adjusted and well-developed, unless he cultivates the art of reading avidly what others have written. Even radio and television are incompetent to take the place of this practice. It makes all the difference in the world, however, what a […]

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How Great Thou Art

O Lord my God! When I in awesome wonder Consider all the worlds Thy hands have made, I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder, Throughout the universe displayed; When through the woods and forest glades I wander, And hear the birds sing sweetly in the trees; When I look down from lofty mountain […]

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Squares

Is it plane geometry When you’re called a Square? Or plain ignominy, When people call you rare? If principle makes me Square, or queer or odd, Lord, help me ever be A square for thee my God!  

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