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T H E K I N G ’ S B U S I N E S S
July, 1937
Is the Bible
W o r ld 's C H R I S T I A N F U N D A M E N T A L S Association
Scientifically Correct? By FREDERICK ERDMAN 32 page booklet. Scholarly and convincing. 10 cents each;' 90 cents per dozen; $3.75 per hundred, postpaid. BIBLE HOUSE OF LOS ANGELES 927 So. Westmoreland Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. W A T C H O U T ! JULY “PROPHECY” (ready June 20) car- ries articles that will jog your thinking. “Roman Empire a Grim Reality” ; “40 Years of Zionism Ending” ; “Gog and Gomer Get ting Closer” ; Germany’s Devastating Apos tasy” ; Fairy Tales About Missing Links” ; Woes of Today’s Rich” ; “Paganism of Mod ern Movies” ; many other startling articles of tremendous value to prophetic students. Current issue 10c; $1 year; trial offer 4 mo. 25c. Send this ad with $1 for year and get FREE new 25c prophetic booklet, “Vital Kingdom Principles.” DO IT NOW I P R O P H E C Y M O N T H L Y Keith L. Brooks, Editor 2003 Addison Way Los Angeles, Calif. " C O N S I D E R H I M ” By Vance Havner—one hundred brief medi tations, each one a strong stimulus to thought, and an open door to avenues of deeper and more blessed fellowship with Jesus Christ our Lord. Price, $1.00. Order from the APPROVED-BOOKS STORE 1721 Spring Garden St. Philadelphia lULIAIS n IREASIIRf I The most beautiful and unusual Gospel I I Hymn book ever published. Contains I 149 selections; Solos, Duets, Quartets ■ and Choruses, 146 of them. by GRANT COLFAX TULLAR composer of “Face to Face,” and many other favorites. When used with its companion book “Written Because” it will become, after the Bible, one of the most useful books in the Pastor’s study, any home or church. Every Pastor, Choir Director and lover of Gospel Hymns should send for sample song (words and music) and full information about these two unusual books. A post card will do. Mail it today addressed to The T U L L A R S T U D I O P. O. Box 246-T ORANGE, N. J. "The Biblical Digest Magazine" (Monthly) MAGNIFIES God’s Word; opens eyes, feeds souls, strengthens spiritual life; honors God 1 Arousing interest around the world 1 Drs. Walter L. Wilson, Dan Gilbert, J. O. Kinnaman and J. E McKee, editors. WE SEARCH THE EARTH FOR BIBLE TRUTH! One year, $1.00; sample copy, 10 c. Richard W. Lewis, D.D., Managing Editor, Siloam Springs, Ark. U nion L esson H elps on th e In ternational U n iform Lessons are ROOTED in the BIBLE Free from denominational bias or sectional flavor, Union publications can be used with safety in any Sunday school. Thousands of schools are find ing them unusually helpful and interesting. They may he the answer to the Lesson Help problem in your school. Write todayforfree specimens American Sunday-School Union ^.1816 Chestnut St« Philadelphia, Pa. Inspiring P ra ctica l Time- Tried
David Alexander has resigned as pastor of the Burton Street Baptist Church of Waterloo, Iowa, to accept a call to the pastorate of the Baptist Church at Grundy Center, Iowa. Roy L. Brown of Altadena, Calif., re cently closed a series of Bible conferences in Iowa at the following places: Harlan, Cedar Falls, Des Moines, and Waterloo. The members of the Des Moines Chris tian Fundamentals Association of Des Moines, Iowa, have taken up the work of the child evangelism movement and have started meetings for children in homes, as well as a teachers’ training class. P. B. Chenault of Waterloo, Iowa, held a revival meeting during the month of May in Johnson City, N. Y. EVANGELISTIC NOTICES L eonard E ilers (Biola, ’30), 124 N. Florence St., Burbank, Calif., known as the “cowboy evangelist,” held meetings in May in the First Baptist Church of Vancouver, Wash., and then went to the First Baptist Church of Astoria, Ore., for evening meet ings and a Daily Vacation Bible School from May 23 to June 6. For the latter part June and throughout the month of July, he has been scheduled to hold meetings for the American Sunday School Union in out- of-the-way places, and he requests the'pray ers of the K ing ’ s B usiness family. T he F ather and S on E vangelists , Clar ence E. Hedrick and Henry E. Hedrick (Biola, ’32), are being graciously blessed of the Lord in their campaigns for the salvation of precious souls. They held a three-weeks’ meeting at the Baptist Church of Lindsay, Calif., where it pleased the
B ible Conference Circuits In May, the Harrisburg Bible Conference Circuit of Pennsylvania closed its twenty- fourth year, with Lewis Sperry Chafer as the speaker for the month. The plan fol lowed is to invite a leading Bible teacher each month to fill engagements in a group of several neighboring communities, thus keeping expenses at a minimum. The following men are already arrang ing for Bible Conference Circuits in their states: George W. Cooke, Buffalo, N. Y .; George W. Kehoe, 112 N. Cleveland Ave., Wenatchee, Wash.; C. H. Heaton, 205 E. Garfield Ave., New Castle, Pa.; B. W. Clover, Boise, Idaho; and R. H. Kettell, Ma rengo, Iowa. Persons desiring to have their ■churches affiliated with these or other cir cuits may write to the nearest one of the men listed above or to A. C. Huston, 2737 Des Moines St., Des Moines, Iowa, Chair man of the Organizing Committee of the World’s Christian Fundamentals Associa tion. In his inaugural message, P. B. Chenault, pastor of the Walnut Street Baptist Church of Waterloo, Iowa, and the new president of the Iowa Christian Fundamentals Asso ciation, has referred to the recent encourag ing state conference as follows: “Never be fore have we seen such sincere desire on the part of pastors and churches who are ■standing true to the Word of God in this -day of apostasy to have fellowship one with another and to cooperate in an endeavor to proclaim the unsearchable riches of Christ Jesus in the midst of apostasy, communism, socialism, and modernism . . . We propose to carry out the purpose of this oganization in three ways: First, we plan to increase the number of Biljle conferences throughout the state, in addition to having the annual conference in a centrally located city. It is hoped this year to establish a circuit to bring outstanding Bible teachers to speak one night or more in all the fundamental churches in the state. Second, through the •cooperation of the, secretary of the Young People’s Work, we hope to have many young people’s rallies located in the north, south, and central part of the state. Third, we further plan to make much use of the radio during the year.” The Iowa Association has urged the World’s Christian Fundamentals Association to hold its next annual convention in Waterloo, Iowa. Notes concerning activities of members -of the Iowa Association are as follows: A. G. Annette, former president of the Iowa Christian Fundamentals Association, has resigned as pastor of the Baptist •Church at Grundy Center, Iowa, to enter work as a field representative of the Alum ni Association of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, and he has moved to Plain- field, 111. Iowa Christian Fundamentals Association
Father and Son Evangelists in a Children's h/leeting, Swedish Baptist Church, Kingsburg, California Lord to honor His Word in the saving of over fifty souls and the reviving of many Christians. Other meetings this spring were held as follows: Swedish Baptist Church, Kingsburg, Calif.; Congregational Church Washougal, Wash. (Charles Thomas, Biola ’32, pastor); Christian and Baptist Church es, Gladstone, Ore.,- and First Presbyterian Church, Portland, Ore. During several campaigns, Henry Hed rick has been very successful in organizing high-school students and older young people [Continued on page 286]
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