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Berean Mission, Inc. 3586 Russell Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 62104

President: Dr. C. Reuben Lindquist. Active Missionaries: 85. Countries: Rep. Dem. du Congo, Morocco, Philip­ pines, Ecuador, Brazil, Grenada and Barbados in the West Indies, Cuban refugees in Miami, Florida, Navajo In­ dians in New Mexico. Specialized Min­ istries: medical, Bible school, Pioneer Girls’ Program, and Bible correspond­ ence schools. Needs: 110 missionaries. Bethany Fellowship Missions 5820 Auto Club Road Minneapolis, Minnesota 55481 General Director: Rev. T. A. Hegre. Active Missionaries: 60. Countries: Brazil, Nepal, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, St. Croix, V.I., St. Thomas, V.I., Grenada, Viet Nam. Specialized Min­ istries: printing, publishing, bookstores, maternity clinic and hospital Bible schools, seminary. Needs: 20 mission­ aries. Bethel Mission of China, Inc. 249 South Sierra Bonita Avenue Pasadena, California 91106 General Director: Miss Betty M. Hu. Active Missionaries: 99. Countries: Hong Kong, Indonesia, U.S. Needs: Use only Chinese National workers. Bible Christian Union, Inc. 1101 East 35th Street Brooklyn, New York 11210 General Director: Arthur H. Salter. Active Missionaries: 220. Countries: Western Europe, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Hol­ land, France, Sweden, Greece. North America in Canada (Quebec, Alberta, Ontario), United States. Specialized Ministries: Children’s evangelism un­ der Bible Adventure Campaigns, Jew­ ish work comprising a radio ministry entitled “ Message to Israel’’ over al­ most sixty stations weekly, forms of Jewish evangelism, church planting in Quebec. Needs: 20-30 workers. Bible and Medical Missionary Fellowship 88 Garrett Road Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082 General Director: Dr. Mariano Di Gangi. Active Missionaries: 12. Coun­ tries : India, Afghanstan. Specialized Ministries: medicine, education. Needs: men urgently needed. California Yearly Meeting of Friends Church 6726 South Washington Avenue P.O. Box 889 Whittier, California 90608 Superintendent of Missions: Keith Sarver. Active Missionaries: 27. Coun­ tries: Alaska, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico. Specialized Ministries: agricul­ ture, linguistics, medicine, education. Needs: two couples. The Central American Mission P.O. Box 28005

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Africa Evangelical Fellowship Arcade Building Box 109 Glen Ridge, New Jersey 07028 General Director: Mr. H. Gordon Legg (in Johannesburg, S.A.). Active Mis­ sionaries: 195 from U.S.A. and Canada. 91 from other places (England, South Africa, etc.). Countries: Republic of South Africa, Zambia, Malawi, Swazi­ land, Rhodesia, Angola, Island of Mau­ ritius. Specialized Ministries: hospitals, leper work, school for the blind, clinics, Bible institutes, high schools, literature, printing, bookstores, radio, T.V. Needs: 17 accepted in June. 150 more are ur­ gently needed. Africa Inland Mission P.O. Box 178 Pearl River, New York 10965 Home Director for U.S.: Rev. Sidney Langford. Home Director for Canada: Rev. Peter Stam III. Active Mission­ aries: 650. Countries: Central African Republic, Congo, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, national church in Sudan from which missionaries have been expelled. Specialized Ministries: Bible schools and seminaries, hospitals, dispensaries, high schools and teacher training col­ leges, literature, translation, radio and television. Needs: 315 missionaries. Executive Secretary: Mr. W. Hammond Major. Active Missionaries: 15. Coun­ tries: India. Specialized Ministries: care for orphans, widows, aged, Rescue Home for unwed mothers, education in­ cluding industrial training and a school for the blind. Needs: Mission­ aries trained in medicine, education, for work among the blind, and to give Christian moral guidance in our home for unwed mothers. The American Council of the Ramabai Mukti Mission, Inc. GPO Box 854 New York, New York 10001

American Leprosy Missions, Inc. 297 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10010 President: Oliver W. Hasselblad, M.D. Active Missionaries: Though American Leprosy Missions recruits and trains leprosy workers, both national and mis­ sion, they are for the most part ap­ pointed by agencies which own and administer the institutions financially supported by ALM. Countries: Angola, Burundi, Cameroun, Congo, Ethiopia, Liberia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Arabia, Burma, In­ dia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Philippines, Portugal, Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay, Trinidad and Tobago, Gu­ yana, U.S.A. Specialized Ministries: leper work. Andes Evangelical Mission 508 Central Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey 07060 General Director: Rev. Joseph McCul­ lough. Active Missionaries: 55. Coun­ tries: Bolivia, Peru. Needs: 25 mis­ sionaries. President: Dr. Allan Lewis. Active Missionaries: 768, (54 candidates ac­ cepted). Countries: Africa, Australia, Central America, North America, Unit­ ed States, Brazil, Guyana, Peru, Vene­ zuela, Dominican Republic, Grand Ba­ hamas, Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, St. Lucia, St. Vincent. Specialized Min­ istries : church development, church construction, Missionary Acres (homes for retired missionaries), station sup­ ply evangelists, homes for missionary children, airplane ministries, language study on every field, printing and lit­ erature programs, Bible institutes and seminaries, hospitals and medical cen­ ters. Baptist Mid-Missions 4205 Chester Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103

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