King's Business - 1965-08

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Don Hustad has been appointed to a position at Philadelphia College of

ed to the Senate in 1944. He was au­ thor of the Dilworth Act, which en­ abled school boards to discharge Communist teachers. Senator Dil­ worth has served on the Board of Directors of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc. Lol« Carlson, wife of Dr. Paul Carl­ son, missionary surgeon murdered in the recent uprising in the Congo, is writing his life story for publi­ cation early in 1966 by Harper & Row. The title will be “ Paul Carl­ son, M.D.” Starting with her hus­ band’s early years, Mrs. Carlson will describe his boyhood, his decision to give up the rewards of a doctor’s secure life in California in exchange for mission work in the Congo, his labors in the Congo, and the final tragic drama that took her hus­ band’s life. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga, executive director of the National Association series were Dr. Clyde W. Taylor, gen­ eral director of NAE; Dr. Hudson T. Armerdlng, president of Wheaton Col­ lege; and Rev. George McNeill, execu­ tive secretary of the National Sun­ day School Association. Horace L. Fenton, Jr., missionary member of the Latin America Mis­ sion since 1948, has been named to succeed the late Dr. R. Kenneth Strachan as general director of the Latin America Mission. Mr. Fenton min­ istered 13 years in the pastorate and as a chaplain of the Army Air Force in Europe during World War II. Prior to beginning his mission­ ary service with LAM in 1948, he served on the Mission’s board of trustees. James Draper, station manager for WMBI, recently announced that the FCC has granted Moody Bible Insti­ tute’s Chicago FM station WMBI- FM, permission to increase its power to 100,000 watts. The boost will double its present output, mak­ ing it Chicago’s third most powerful FM station. Mr. Draper says the in­ crease will provide better reception for listeners. DR. CLIM ENHAGA of E vange lica ls, spoke recently on t h e N a t i o n a l Broadcasting Com­ pany series “ Faith in Action.” For the month of July, the theme was “Con­ cepts in Spiritual Renewal.” On .the three Sundays, speakers for the

Bible as a consult­ ant in church-re­ lated music. Dr. Hustad served for many years as the director of the Sa­ cred Music Depart­ ment at Moody Bible In s titu te , and currently is the o r g a n is t for

DR. HUSTAD the Billy Graham Evangelistic Team, in which ca­ pacity he continues to serve. Ac­ cording to Mr. Alfred E. Lunde, di­ rector of the Music Department at PCB, Dr. Hustad will visit the campus from time to time in confer­ ence with the music faculty, the cur­ riculum committee, and officers of ad­ ministration. His actual duties will consist of objectively surveying and criticizing the present music pro­ gram. Frit* Ridenour, managing editor of Teach, the award-winning Sunday school idea magazine published by Gospel Light Publications, has intro­ duced another useful section of helps for Sunday school superin­ tendents entitled, “Worship Pro­ gram Outlines for Juniors and Youth.” These provide starter ideas and inexpensive resource suggestions which can help even the inexperi­ enced department superintendent plan and carry out a true worship program that fits his particular age group. “ Teach Worship Program Outlines are designed to help busy department superintendents guide their students in worship, without ‘opening exercises’,” states Mr. Ri­ denour. Jarrell McCracken, president of Word Records, Inc., announced that Word

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Books will release its first five titles this month at the ----- Evangelical Press A s s o c ia t io n con­ vention in Chica­ go. A second group of titles will be re­ leased in January 1966.

Nelson S. Dilworth, retired Califor­ nia State Senator, died recently in Hemet, California. S en a to r Dil­ worth, who did not seek re-election in 1960 after four four-year terms in theLegislature’s senior house, began his state political career as assemblyman in 1936. He was elect-

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