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WHDL - 00013607

Forward with Christ

David Shelby (D. Shelby) Corlett

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English

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Description / Abstract

FOREWORD

This message was delivered on June 20, 1936, the closing service of the Fourth General Nazarene Young People’s Society Convention held in Edison Hall, Kansas City, Missouri. The slogan for the convention was “Deeper and Farther With Christ.” The General Council had chosen the writer to deliver this message because it marked the close of more than twelve years of service as General Secretary of the Nazarene Young People’s Society, and he had voluntarily stated he did not desire to consider further service in that field. The message was presented as a challenge, coming from the heart of one who had watched the developments of the N.Y.P.S. from its beginnings, to the young people who are to carry on throughout the coming quadrennium. At the request of many the message is presented in this printed form.

Originally digitized and provided to NNU Wesley Center by Duane V. Maxey of Holiness Data Ministry (HDM)

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Nazarene Publishing House

Publish Year: n.d.

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Copyright Notes

Due diligence has been exercised in the determination that this item is in the public domain due to lack of copyright registration, expiration of the copyright term, and/or failure to comply with relevant copyright registration requirements.

KeywordsJesus Christ, NYI

Peer Reviewed?No

Place of PublicationKansas City, MO

Pages30

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