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Pastors, Tell Your Women Leaders MONEY FOR YOUR TREASURY Over 1,500,000 SUNFLOWER DISH CLOTHS were sold in 1949 by members of Sunday Schools, Ladies’ Aids, Young People’s Groups, etc. They enable you to earn money for your treasury, and make friends for your organization. Sample Free to Official. SANGAMON MILLS Established 1915 Cohoes, N. Y. G O W N S PULPIT-CHOIR CONFIRMATION BAPT ISMAL CAPS B€NTL€ YÄ SIMON j 7 WEST 36ST- NEWYORK18,N-Y- SACRED PIANO SOLOS “There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy” “Blessed Be the Fountain” “ Safe in the Arms of Jesus” Classical arrangements. Original introductions. Rich harmonies. Brilliant cadenzas. Modulations. Chimes, suitable for radio performances. Each 35c, ALL THREE $1.00 postpaid. Order from GORDON E. HOOKER 558 So. Hope Street Los Angeles 17, Calif. Bible Institute of Montreal, Inc. Prepares Christian Workers in the FRENCH language! Inquire 1017 St. Antoine St., Montreal, P. Q. DOCTORS MASTERS BACHELORS GOWNS m HOODS

PROPHETIC BIBLE CHARTS By G. A. Griswood

Nine charts, uniform in size, 15 x 28 inches, comprise this set of prophetic charts. The material is attractively pre­ sented from the premillennial, disperisa- tional point of view. The charts are titled God’s Plan of the Ages, The King­ dom of Heaven, From Genesis to Reve­ lation, Daniel’s Seventy Weeks, The Great Tribulation, The Coming World Dictator, Tabernacle in the Wilderness, The Prince That Shall Come, and The Book of Daniel. Heavy bond paper. George Alan Griswood, 1904 Park Row, Dallas, Tex. 50c each, the last, $1.00. STIR UP THE GIFT By Paul S. Rees The author here presents “ The Bob Jones University Lectures on Evangel­ ism for 1951.” The book is divided into two sections, “ The Dying Fire,” and “ The Rekindled Flame,” referring to the renewed interest in revival now appar­ ent, and the conditions which preceded it. The author shows a wide acquaint­ ance with the literature of evangelism— both liberal and conservative. This is a thought-provoking book. 159 pages. Zon­ dervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. $2.00. GREAT GOSPEL SERMONS Two beautifully-bound volumes make up this collection of gospel sermons. The first, subtitled, “ Classic,” contains ser­ mons by such men as Finney, Talmadge, Spurgeon, Moody, Haldeman, James M. Gray, Chapman, Gipsy Smith, and G. Campbell Morgan. The second, “ Con­ temporary,” presents such varied preach­ ers as Billy Graham, Ironside, Walter A. Maier, Macartney, William Culbertson, Zwemer, and John R. Rice. Here is ex­ cellent material for the comparative study of preaching methods. 250, 243 pages. Fleming H. Revell Company, New York. Cloth. $3.95 set. $2.25 each. CHRIST AND THE INHERITANCE OF THE SAINTS By Thomas Guthrie The man who preached these sermons from 20 selected texts in Colossians was one of the outstanding preachers of the Free Church of Scotland at the middle of the last century. His ministry was evangelistic, in the conservative Scottish Presbyterian sense of the word. No one will read these pages without being challenged in his very soul. 344 pages. Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. $2.50. REFRESHERS FOR GOD’S PEOPLE By Keith L. Brooks This booklet contains 150 brief pas­ toral messages on many,subjects. Aver­ aging about a hundred words each, they provide ideal material for quotation in church bulletins and pastoral letters. 96 pages. American Prophetic League, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. Paper. 65c.

By DONALD G. DAVIS, Ph.D. Head of the Church History Department of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles

SPURGEON’S SERMONS By Charles Haddon Spurgeon This is the first of a twenty-volume “Memorial Library” of sermons by that master preacher, Charles H. Spurgeon. These sparkling messages bring blessing and inspiration to the reader. They are invaluable to the student and pastor. Complete indexing is promised by the publisher. 383 pages. Zondervan Publish­ ing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. $2.95 per volume. THE LIFE AND JOURNEYS OF PAUL By Charles Ferguson Ball Written especially for junior high school students, here is a life of the Apostle Paul which will benefit many who have passed that age. The recon­ struction of the Apostle’s youth is well done; the air of certainty used in the section dealing with the years of free­ dom between Paul’s imprisonments will be questioned by some, but the Scrip­ tural foundation is to be discerned be­ neath the narrative. Beautiful colored and half-tone illustrations lend attrac­ tiveness to the work. 315 pages. Moody Press, Chicago, 111. Cloth. RIVERS IN THE DESERT By R. S. Beal These 52 sermons seem to have been printed originally for the author’s con­ gregation in Tucson, Arizona, where his ministry has been widely used of God. The messages are Bible-centered and re­ veal the warm-hearted appeal of the pastor to his people. For the most part these homilies are directed to the build­ ing up of God’s people, and they are truly “ rivers in the desert.” 112 pages. R. S. Beal, First Baptist Church, Tuc­ son, Ariz. Cloth. No price given.

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mon House to learn for the first time of Christ, their Messiah. Many of them have come to know Him as Saviour. We invite your fellowship in this soul­ winning ministry. FREE! Send for your copy of “ A Study of Prophecy,” a time­ ly, fascinating booklet. Write Dept. K New York Jewish Evangelization Society, Inc. Cooper i

Jghelton College Formerly The National Bible Institute offers a liberal arts education free from denominational bias and ali en­ tangling alliances with modernism. More and more churches and mission boards are demanding college trained candidates. SHELTON provides high college standards on a sound Bible- believing basis with strong theological and pre-theological departments. Write for catalogue. Shelton College Dr. J. O liver Buswell, Jr., President 340 W . 55th Street New York 19, N. Y.

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