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T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S
July, 1937
The Bible Institute F A M IL Y C IR C L E
Prophetic Booklets by
LOUIS S. BAUMAN
News from Former Students 4 t the Alumni Fellowship, Banquet, /■A held on the evening of June 7 in -A- A . the Biola Dining Room, mission aries from the following countries were introduced and had an opportunity to give brief testimonies: Africa —Ethel Brookes, '28; Harold (’29) and Mrs. Coen (Ella Penner, ’29); David (’27) and Mrs. Doerk- sen (Ruth Dunn, ’33) ; Jacob Eitzen, ’31; Mabel Jones, ’28; Newton A. and Mrs. Kapp (Doris Blackwell, ’31); F. H. and Mrs. McKenrick (Betty Pierson, ’14) ; Ben Neufeld, ’31, and Nicholas Simponis, ’31; Borneo —Mrs. J. A. Mouw; China —Eu gene A. (’28) and Mrs. Crapuchettes (Winifred Kopp, ’28); Mrs. A. L. Dennis; Aurora Fluker, ’24; Florence Pike, ’15; Mrs. Charles Roberts (Grace M. Pike, ’21), and John Yong, and Siam —Mrs. Robert Chrisman (Esther Ender, ’27). Alumni Association officers chosen for the coming year were Martin Luther Long, ’24—President; Lester Wendt, Th. B. ’36— Vice-President; Helen J. White, ’20—Sec retary; and Edna E. Remple, ’29—Treas urer. Willard (’36) and Mrs. Backer (Evlin Crowe, ’36) left Chico, Calif., immediately after their wedding on May 31, to go to the state of Washington. Mr. Backer has been appointed by the Conference of the Evangelical Church to two churches, at Soap Lake and Ruff, Wash. Mrs. Backer has been holding child evangelism classes. Andrew H. Hadsell, ’26, received the degree of Bachelor of Divinity on May 6 at the Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Kans. Leslie L. (’29) and Mrs. McCue (Bernice Burger, ’28) have been living in Chicago, where, in addition to attending North Park College, Mr. McCue has been pastor of the Mission Covenant Church in Tiskil- wa, 111. Mrs. McCue has been taking the Scofield Bible Course under the Moody Bible Institute. Eleanor M. Schuhman, ’34, left Los An geles on May 6 for Alaska where she will be serving in the El Nathan Home, Valdez, Alaska. Pauline Smith, ’29, sailed on April 10 to the work in the Home at Valdez. Edith Johnson, ’32, Route 2, Box 256, Greeley, Colo., has been employed in an office in Greeley and has found increasing joy in work with her Euodia Club. The girls of the club have been singing and testifying at evangelistic and union church services in the community. Arrie Rouintree, ’34, from a station of the Bolivian Indian Mission at Arani, via Cochabamba, Bolivia, S. A., writes: “I am so happy and thankful to be here in Bolivia in the service of our King. Never will I be able to understand why God has given me such a blessed task.” Gerald and Mrs. Jacobs (Edith Ral eigh, ’31), P. O. Box 110, Kano, Nigeria, British W. Africa, who are serving with the Plymouth Brethren at Kano, had the
joy of entertaining five Biola graduates, members of the Sudan Interior Mission, at tea on their veranda a few months ago. Mr. Neufeld, one of the company, has since returned to America for furlough. The
“PREPARE WAR!” Or, Arming for Armageddon— Just off the press. In a world where “war and rumors of war” are rife, this booklet is timely and up to date. In this booklet, the author reviews the piling up of arma ments by the various nations of the world, giving the latest statistics. The booklet is a commentary on the third chapter of Joel. Most timely booklet written. Price, 25c postpaid. Five copies for $ 1 . 00 . THREE UNCLEAN SPIRITS LIKE FROGS—Socialism, Communism, Fascism. —Based upon the prophecy of Rev. 16: 13-16, the w riter presents, in this up-to- the-minute booklet, the political, social and religious nostrum s of the world, namely. Socialism, Communism and Fasc ism. Reliable information showing the rapid growth of these controlling powers within recent months, fulfilling the pro phetic picture of Scripture, will be found within the covers of this booklet. Price, 25c postpaid. Five copies for $1.00 SHIRTS AND SHEETS, Or, Anti-Semit ism—A present-day Sign of the First Magnitude!—A booklet of 52 pages deal ing with the most significant present-day sign of the closing of our age and the coming of the kingdom of God. The w rit er reviews, in this booklet, the entire story of the eternal conflict between "the seed of the woman** (Christ) and the "seed of the serpent** (Satan)—between the "great red dragon’’ and the earthly people of .God,—culminating in the latest outburst of Hitlerism. Price, 15c postpaid. Two copies for 25c GGD AND GOG; Or, The Coming Meet Between Judah’s Lion and Russia’s Bear. A timely Prophetic Message, especial ly in view of America’s recognition of Russia. Contains valuable data for the preacher, Bible teacher and Bible student; serving also to awaken an interest in things spiritual, in the minds of the un saved who are seeking light on present- day happenings. Illustrated with striking cartoons. Price, 15c postpaid. Two copies for 25c THE WORLD’S HEART FAILURE, (Our Lord’s Own Crystalline Prophecy of the Imminency of His Return, Lk. 21:24-33).—Presenting in a most graphic manner, present world conditions as fore told by Christ, should come to pass, this booklet already has opened the eyes of many on this all-important subject of Scripture. Splendid for general distribu tion among those unfamiliar with the blessed truth of Christ’s Second Coming to reign upon the earth in righteousness. Price, 15c postpaid. Two copies for 25c DISCOUNT TO TRADE—QUANTITY DISCOUNT—WRITE FOR PRICES—
AMERICAN TEA PARTY IN BRITISH WEST AFRICA Front row, left to right: Justina Schmidt, '30: Beverly Pegg, '33, and Mrs. John Wiebe (Nancy Tupman, '32). Back row: Gerald G. Jacobs; Ben Neufeld, '31; Mrs. Jacobs (Edith Raleigh, '31), and John Wiebe, '31. accompanying picture of the group was taken in front of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. Other and more recent visitors at their station were Jacob C. Eitzen, ’31, and Frederick and Mrs. Whale (Grace E.. Feldges, ’28) and their little son. Married Wayne Baker and Eunice Morrill, ’34, May 21, Ashland, Ohio. Willard Backer, ’36, and Evlin Crowe, ’36, May 31, Chico, Calif. George Wesley Frey, ’32, and Naida Beryl Languein, June 12, Los Angeles,. Calif. Aron E. Jantzen, ’31, and Kathryn Lou- than, ’30, June 9, Los Angeles, Calif. John Visick and Lorraine Paulson, ’35, June 1, Camp Bethel, La Verne, Calif. Albert Wall, ’37, and Margery Eliza beth Williams, June 13, Los Angeles, Calif.. Lester Wendt, Th. B. ’36, and Gertrude Elizabeth Vaus, June 5, Los Angeles, Calif. Born To Robert E. (’31) and Mrs. Coon, a daughter, Donna Jean, May 16, Los An geles, Calif. To William, Jr., and Mrs. Mueller (Mildred Lane, ’31), a son, Raymond Ed ward, May 16, Los Angeles, Calif. To Wesley (’35) and Mrs. Nelson (Mar garet Nyquist, ’33), a son, Robert Wesley, May 17, Turlock, Calif. To D. R. and Mrs. Stevens (Ruth Wyant,. ’32), a son, Donald LeRoy, June 14, Whit tier, Calif. To Neale B. (Th. B. ’36) and Mrs.. Thomas (Helen M. Seal, ’35), a daughter, Helen Ann, June 13, Glendale, Calif. To R. E. and Mrs. Wagner (Laura Lar son, ’26), a son, Victor Ricardo, May 2,. Rio Cuarto, Argentina, S. A.
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