EGW Books
〉 A Call to Medical Evangelism and Health Education
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   Foreword ( 5 )
   Chapter 1—A Call to Service ( 7 )
     The Entering Wedge ( 7 )
     The Compassion of Christ Revealed ( 7 )
     Divine Origin ( 8 )
     The Gospel of Health ( 8 )
     The Right Hand of the Gospel ( 8 )
     It Opens Doors ( 9 )
     The Work for Today ( 9 )
     An Early Call to Action—1867 ( 10 )
     A Rallying Call in 1902 ( 10 )
     The Call Repeated in 1907 ( 10 )
     The Call of Today ( 11 )
     Zeal and Perseverance Required ( 11 )
     In Time of Persecution ( 11 )
     The Distinguishing Sign ( 12 )
     Ways Will Open ( 13 )
   Chapter 2—The Call of the Cities ( 13 )
     Who Are Called ( 13 )
     Companies of Workers ( 13 )
     Redeeming the Time ( 14 )
     A Mighty Movement ( 14 )
     Teach in Simplicity and Faith ( 15 )
     With Sympathy and Tenderness ( 15 )
     Divine Power Will Attend ( 16 )
   Chapter 3—Ways of Working ( 16 )
     Ministering to Body and Soul ( 16 )
     A Door of Entrance to the Cities ( 17 )
     Organize for Harmonious Action ( 17 )
     The Church a Training School ( 17 )
     The Need for Consecrated Nurses ( 18 )
     Serve With Sanctified Understanding ( 19 )
     Medical Missions in Every City ( 19 )
     The City Mission and Training School ( 19 )
     Training Under Competent Leaders ( 20 )
     Laboring as God’s Helping Hand ( 20 )
     Self-supporting Workers ( 21 )
     Hygienic Restaurants as Missionary Centers ( 21 )
     To Supply Spiritual Food ( 22 )
     Results of Consecrated Effort ( 22 )
   Chapter 4—Christian Help Work ( 22 )
     Ministering to Those in Need ( 22 )
     Carrying the Gospel to the Poor ( 23 )
     Helping the Helpless ( 24 )
     A Witness to the Power of Christianity ( 24 )
     Need of Greater Faith ( 25 )
     Keeping Our Souls Alive ( 25 )
     Use Your Humble Talent ( 26 )
     An Expression of Gratitude ( 26 )
   Chapter 5—A Complete Ministry ( 27 )
     Christ, Our Example ( 27 )
     The Physician as an Evangelist ( 27 )
     The Minister as a Medical Missionary ( 28 )
     Teaching Health Principles ( 28 )
     The Missionary Nurse ( 29 )
     Do Not Wait ( 29 )
   Chapter 6—Teaching Health Principles ( 30 )
     Extent of the Work ( 30 )
     Educate, Educate, Educate ( 30 )
     Teach Skillfully ( 31 )
     A Continual Reform Essential ( 31 )
     Responsibility of Those Who Have Light ( 32 )
     Thousands Eager to Learn ( 32 )
     The Public to Be Deeply Stirred ( 33 )
     Health Talks to Be Given ( 33 )
     Physiology to Be Taught ( 33 )
     Represented by Advance Principles ( 34 )
     Education Better Than Miraculous Healing ( 34 )
     When Prayer for Healing Is Presumption ( 35 )
     Instruction in Diet by Evangelistic Workers ( 35 )
     A Knowledge of Healthful Cookery ( 36 )
     Simplicity in Cooking ( 36 )
     Decision Without Narrow Conceit ( 37 )
   Chapter 7—The Temperance Work ( 37 )
     Revive the Temperance Work ( 37 )
     An Opportunity for Young Men ( 38 )
     Make Plain the Effects of Indulgence ( 38 )
     Many May Be Saved From Degradation ( 39 )
     Pledging to Total Abstinence ( 39 )
     Responsibility of Parents ( 40 )
     A Clear Testimony Needed ( 40 )
   Chapter 8—Co-operation Between Medical and Evangelistic Work ( 41 )
     How to Reveal Christ ( 41 )
     To Advance Together ( 41 )
     Combined Teaching and Healing ( 42 )
     The Advantages of Medical Workers ( 42 )
     Medical and Evangelistic Work Bound Together ( 42 )
     No Other Work So Successful ( 43 )
     The Minister, the Physician, and the Bible Worker ( 43 )
     There Must Be No Separation ( 44 )
     Education for Medical Missionary Work ( 44 )
   Chapter 9—Equipment for Service ( 45 )
     Study Health Principles ( 45 )
     A Solemn Warning ( 45 )
     The Only Medium for Character Building ( 46 )
     Humility and Love ( 46 )
     Meeting God at the Altar of Self-sacrifice ( 47 )
     The Highest Service ( 47 )