Readers' Forum

Some of Your Responses to Our Transition

Just a few of the many letters we’ve received since announcing our transition out of print after this month.

Dear editor,

I regret the decision to stop Pulpit Helps in its present publication form—I have enjoyed, and kept, most of the copies I have received in the last five years (plus or minus). Thank you for its usefulness to my ministry’s focus, goals, and purposes. God bless you and yours for its servant role to my life as a minister.

Bill Jackson,
Pastor, First Missionary Baptist Church
Terrell, Tex.

I know it is a very sad time for you, but it is also a sad time for me. I always looked forward to reading and using Pulpit Helps. I wish you well in the future, though I’m not on the internet.

Denny Burchett,
Springfield, Tenn.

Greetings in Jesus name! I choose to receive Disciple Magazine by e-mail and have access to sermonhall.com. Thanks for your many years of support.  It’ll be missed.

Wesley Darstek,
Matawan, N.J.

Dear friends,

It is with a certain sadness that I note the demise of Pulpit Helps. Change is hard, but inevitable. So I thank you for your years of faithfulness and will thank you for the years of service to come, as I look forward to the e-mailed subscription.

Pulpit Helps has been very inspirational, encouraging, admonishing, and maturing for me. Remain faithful and true to God’s Word! Thanks again, and God bless you.

(We couldn’t make out the signature on this letter)

Pulpit Helps Magazine, a ministry of AMG International, is the pastor’s one-stop-shop for tools to effectively serve a congregation. Founded in 1975 by Dr. Spiros Zodhiates, Pulpit Helps is dedicated to the mission of equipping our readers with a greater understanding of the words of Scripture so that they can adequately fulfill their calling as Christ’s ambassadors. It is to that end that we provide sermon starters, bulletin inserts, illustrations and quality articles on preaching, counseling, Christian living, and more.