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A NEWSLETTER OF THE KENTUCKY TENNESSEE LITERATURE EVANGELISTS JANUARY 18, 2018 VOL. 5 #2 NO HIGHER CALLING VOL 5 #2 “There is no higher work than evangelistic canvassing, for it involves the performance of the highest moral duties. Those who engage in this work need always to be under the control of the Spirit of God.” - CM 12 “The church must give her attention to the canvassing work. This is one way in which she is to shine in the world. Then she will go forth, fair as the moon, clear as the sun and terrible as an army with banners.” RH Jan. 1, 1901 Being One with Christ Dear Bookman Friend: The New Year has arrived! January has always held special challenges for certain Literature Evangelists. Slick roads are always something to be negoated...should I stay home today…or should I try and navigate through the snow? We do well to remember there are at least two sides to every debate. When the weather isn’t so nice and you want to stay home, so do all of your potenal customers. If you’ll persevere when it’s late, dark, cold or wet you will find more people at home and oſten they are more welcoming due to the fact that you cared enough to seek them out. It is my prayer that you have taken the me to analyze last year’s reports and accomplishments. Those reports that you’ve saved someplace; either in your files or your emails that you’ve sent. The best way to chart a successful course forward is to analyze past acons and performance against results. Remember that in our daily course as we interface with others, whether while prospecng, canvassing, adversing or just passing someone on the street, Jesus is being revealed by all that we say or do. “What Christ was on this earth, the Chrisan worker should strive to be. He is our example, not only in His spotless purity, but in His paence, gentleness, and winsomeness of disposion. His life is an illustraon of true courtesy. He had ever a kind look and a word of comfort for the needy and the oppressed. His presence brought a purer atmos- phere into the home. His life was a leaven working amid the elements of society. Pure and undefiled, He walked among the thoughtless, the rude, the uncourteous; among unjust publicans, unrighteous Samaritans, heathen sol- diers, rough peasants, and the mixed multude. He spoke a word of sympathy here and a word there. As He saw men weary, and compelled to bear heavy burdens, He shared their burdens, and repeated to them the lessons He had learned from nature, of the love, the kindness, the goodness of God. He sought to inspire with hope the most rough and unpromising, seng before them the assurance that they might aain such a character as would make them manifest as children of God.” Gospel Workers, 121 Always Onward & Upward, Rocky
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A NEWSLETTER OF THE KENTUCKY TENNESSEE LITERATURE EVANGELISTS
JANUARY 18, 2018 VOL. 5 #2
NO HIGHER CALLING VOL 5 #2
“There is no higher work than evangelistic canvassing, for it involves the performance of the highest moral duties.
Those who engage in this work need always to be under the control of the Spirit of God.” - CM 12
“The church must give her attention to the canvassing work. This is one way in which she is to shine in the world. Then she will go forth, fair as the moon, clear as the sun and terrible as an army with banners.” RH Jan. 1, 1901
Being One with Christ Dear Bookman Friend: The New Year has arrived! January has always held special challenges for certain Literature Evangelists. Slick roads are always something to be negotiated...should I stay home today…or should I try and navigate through the snow? We do well to remember there are at least two sides to every debate. When the weather isn’t so nice and you want to stay home, so do all of your potential customers. If you’ll persevere when it’s late, dark, cold or wet you will find more people at home and often they are more welcoming due to the fact that you cared enough to seek them out. It is my prayer that you have taken the time to analyze last year’s reports and accomplishments. Those reports that you’ve saved someplace; either in your files or your emails that you’ve sent. The best way to chart a successful course forward is to analyze past actions and performance against results. Remember that in our daily course as we interface with others, whether while prospecting, canvassing, advertising or just passing someone on the street, Jesus is being revealed by all that we say or do. “What Christ was on this earth, the Christian worker should strive to be. He is our example, not only in His spotless purity, but in His patience, gentleness, and winsomeness of disposition. His life is an illustration of true courtesy. He had ever a kind look and a word of comfort for the needy and the oppressed. His presence brought a purer atmos-phere into the home. His life was a leaven working amid the elements of society. Pure and undefiled, He walked among the thoughtless, the rude, the uncourteous; among unjust publicans, unrighteous Samaritans, heathen sol-diers, rough peasants, and the mixed multitude. He spoke a word of sympathy here and a word there. As He saw men weary, and compelled to bear heavy burdens, He shared their burdens, and repeated to them the lessons He had learned from nature, of the love, the kindness, the goodness of God. He sought to inspire with hope the most rough and unpromising, setting before them the assurance that they might attain such a character as would make them manifest as children of God.” Gospel Workers, 121 Always Onward & Upward,
Rocky
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NOTICE: SPECIAL REQUEST FROM H.H.E.S:
Every Literature Evangelist needs to please include the
customer’s email address on every order!
This will help with contacting the customer in the fu-
ture in case they move, or change their mobile phone
numbers. It also helps in contacting them with future
sales promotions! Thank you.
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Tim Barker is our
Star Points Winner this week -
Congratulations Tim!
Watch the mail for your awards check.
Testimony Stories Don’t forget to send in your written testimonials of how God is moving in your Literature Ministry. Your
submitted canvassing experiences will be featured in this newsletter and, for the time being, for each
testimonial used you will receive a $50.00 check, courtesy of a generous lay donor who is a strong sup-
porter of the Publishing Ministry.
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From Jim Wilson at H.H.E.S.:
The Power of Physical Exercise coming soon. Expected arrival by 01/22/18.
Retail Price: $60 Display copy $25
Physical exercise is one of the most beneficial activities for the inte-gral health of human beings. Its positive effects on the physical, men-tal, spiritual, and social domains of life have been revealed by many studies.
For that reason, the author suggests a series of sports, highlighting the benefits they provide, including the psychological elements of some.
Moreover, he suggests the performance of exercise as a means to prevent and cure some of the problems that affect millions of people. Thus, he proposes practical routines that will help us enjoy a better physical and mental well-being.
Be sure to watch the video clip for this book:
https://familyhomechristianbooks.com/the-power-of-physical-exercise.html
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