The Dawn (magazine)

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The Dawn is a religious magazine printed and published by Associated Bible Students via their Dawn Bible Students Association, East Rutherford, New Jersey and branch offices around the world. In 1931, the Dawn Bible Students Association was founded to publish The Dawn and Herald of Christ’s Presence, a monthly journal. Today, they carry on with publications, radio shows and television programs.

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Contents of the magazine cover articles over Christian life, Prophecy, Bible study and Bible interpretation, etc. The Dawn admits to represent a relatively closed conception of the world that is politically conservative above all Christian oriented.

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History, Movements and Faith: | Bible Student movement | Associated Bible Students | Layman's Home Missionary Movement | Publishing houses: Pastoral Bible Institute | Dawn Bible Students Association | Literature: Studies in the Scriptures | The Dawn (magazine) | The Herald | People: Charles Taze Russell | Paul S. L. Johnson
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