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September, 1944
WHAT WE ARE DOING AND WHO WE ARE
Headauarters—27 Throop Ave., Brooklyn 6, N. Y. The American Board of Mis sions to the Jews dates its origin to 1894. It is supported by the free-will offerings of God’s chil dren who, through a study of the Word, have come to realize the importance of giving the Gospel to God’s covenant p e o p l e , “of w h o m as concerning the flesh Christ came,” and who desire to fulfill their duty by using us as their messengers and their chan nels of operation. Our field is not only the 2,000,- 000 Jews in New York City, nor even the 4,000,000 s c a t t e r e d throughout America, but God has enlarged our borders so that we are now at grips with the prob lems of reaching a world Jewry.- Our magazine THE CHOSEN PEOPLE— ■ Is sent to all contributors. Home Missions New York, 27 Throop Ave., Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia, Harry J. Burgen • Buffalo, N. Y., Joseph Serafin Pittsburgh, Pa., -Rev. John Solomon Columbus, Ohio, Rev. Sanford C. Mills Des Moines, Iowa, Rev. Emil D.' Gruen Los Angeles, Calif., Rev. Elias Zimmerman Miami, Florida, Mrs. G. Larsen Foreign Stations Hamilton, Ont., 39 King William Street, Mr. William Jones in charge, Montreal, Que., .Karl Goldberg. Jerusalem, Palestine, Gospel Gate Room, Russian Compound. London, England, Mrs. Marie Awerbuch, missionary. Birmingham, England, Abraham Gradow- sky, missionary. Paris, France, Rev. Henry Vincent, Honorary Director. Canadian gifts are spent for Gospel work among the Jews in Canada. Also in Great Britain, and in Palestine. You lose no ex change charges on your gifts. I do ’Want to help the Jews. Here Is Use it as God directs, to make known the saving power of the Lord Jesus Christ to Israel. N a m e ..................................................•••••* Address City. . . . . . . * ................ State . . . . . . . AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS TO THE JEWS, Inc. 31 Throop Ave. Brooklyn 6, New York 39 King William Street Hamilton, Ontario • Canada
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