Records of some personal reminiscences and recollections of the author, who, as preacher, editor and prominent member of one or two international organizations, has met many of the world's prominent men in the fields of divinity, philanthropy, literature and reform. THE NEW WORLD ORDER PROF. A. T. ROBERTSON, P.P., LL.D. The New Citizenship The Christian Facing a New World Order. Net "Characterized by the thoroughgoing, wide-reaching scholarship for which Professor Robertson is internationally noted, but also by his fine common sense, felicity of diction and strength and beauty of style. It is a book for busy laymen and book-reading women, as well as for preachers."--_Baptist World_. GEORGE WOOD ANDERSON Problem--or Opportunity? Which is it the Church is Now Facing. 12mo, cloth, net Mr. Anderson, an evangelist, has seen service with the American boys on the battle-front, and impelled by his vivid experiences oversea, addresses himself afresh to the problems and opportunities now facing the Christian church. A plea for a more devoted working and application of the program Christ laid out for His followers, to the clamant needs of humanity at large. C. B. WILLIAMS, Ph.D., P.P. Citizens of Two Worlds 12mo, cloth, net "A volume of addresses growing out of the spirit of this new age of democracy and brotherhood, which speaks to the hearts of struggling men and women who want to solve the age's economic and social problems by following the teachings of the Nazarene. Sermons which show how to reach up to heaven for the dynamic and inspiration to reach down to earth and help its needy millions."--_Christian Work_. WILLIAM C. SCHAEFFER, P.P. The Greater Task Studies in Social Service. Cloth, net "This author believes that the kingdom of God is coming; that it has come; that it will continue to come in ever greater and greater power and glory. He writes with force and illumination, and brings home with great effectiveness, both to the individual and the Church, the sense of duty and the broad scope of obligation and opportunity in the present crisis. A book of real leadership and merit."--_Christian Guardian_. End of Project Gutenberg's Five Young Men, by Charles Reynolds Brown