King's Business - 1937-05

May, 1937

THE K I N G ' S BUS I NES S

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CHILDREN OF POLAND— FOR CHRIST [ Continued from page 167]

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required to sign a statement giving con­ sent to their children’s going. The boys and girls themselves agree to obey every rule made by us, so as to secure a happy, orderly life for the “family” of from forty to forty-five children, besides the workers. All expenses—for transportation, board, and sometimes even clothes for each child—are met through faith in a living God who has never failed us. The cost , of keeping a child at Radosc is between twenty and twenty-five cents a day; We arrange to keep each one for two weeks, and those who we feel are spiritual­ ly awakened, we invite to ’ stay for four weeks. There is always a long waiting list. We see a marked change in the chil­ dren at least by the last week of their at­ tendance, and at our final service with them, they all testify to the fact that they know the way of life. From that moment, they are objects of special prayer and are visited regularly. They come to the mis­ sion to learn more. Although some are convinced of the truth out at Radosc, the new life and decision for Christ usually come later, as the Word is taught more fully. A D ay with the C hildren A report of one day spent at Villa Bethel will give a conception of our work with the children and of our life among them. The first bell rings at 6:00 A. M.— and every one must rise. After the children have washed and dressed, they all gather on the front porch for singing, learning a new song each day. Devotions are at seven o’clock and breakfast at 7 :30. After learn­ ing their Bible verses, the boys and girls are free to play. Swings, see-saws, balls, and other equipment are provided. At 11:30, dinner is ready. We serve meat, with potatoes and other vegetables, three times a week; the other days we give them soup, potatoes and other vegetables, and salad. Appetites are amazing, and thin lit­ tle bodies begin to grow strong. Shortly after dinner, two by two, the, children start out for their walk in the woods, which is a veritable paradise for them. They sing as they go, and in the woods they play and gather berries. As many of the workers as can free themselves from other duties go with the children, for this contact affords rich opportunities to answer questions and to do personal work. A lit­ tle lunch is served in the garden at four o’clock in the afternoon, and then the children are divided into groups and the Bible lesson is given. The evening meal is announced at six. Later, the whole' “ fam­ ily”—workers, children, guests, neighbors, and. all others who care to attend—gather for the evening service, which is the crowning blessing of the day. After the closing prayers, every one is supposed to go quietly to his bed and do no more talk­ ing. At nine o’clock, the whole' house is at rest and the watch dog let loose. The day is over! T estimonies from B elieving C hildren What results has it pleased the Lord to

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