MORMONS The Mormons (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints so-called) are lost and need the “ Gospel of Christ.»» “ Pray for us»» and help us with your freewill- offerings to reach these needy people with our special written Tracts. W e need thousands of our tracts printed— NOW. Today is sowing TIM E—Tomor row precious Mormon souls will go into Eternity without Christ unless we place our tracts in their hands Today. Ques tions on Mormonism gladly answered. For information about our work write: American Desert Mission, Inc. P.O. Box 1743 Phoenix, Arizona Taking the “ Gospel of Christ" to the thou sands of Mormons by the Printed Page. C D C C to any Evangelical Christian r i s E E i Minister, Sunday School or Missionary Superintendent, one copy of “ PROVE ME NOW HEREW ITH »» for each fam ily in his congregation, providing he will agree to give a talk on Tithing before distribution. W rite stating denom ination and number of leaflets desired to: TITHER, 807-K So. Flower St. Los Angeles 14, California WANTED! MISSIONARIES AT HOME Without traveling a mile YOU can send the Gospel anywhere in the world Without ascending a pulpit YOU can spread God’s Word Without saying a word YOU can— comfort the bereaved— correct the erring— strengthen the weak— save the lost— WRITE TODAY
esting letter says of the above facts: "What changes the Lord has wrought in twenty years in Monagas!" These three are working under the Bolivian Indian Mission in Venezuela. That Biola’s graduates make ex cellent workers for home offices of various missionary and evangelistic enterprises, as well as foreign mis sionaries, is illustrated in a striking way at the Biblical Research Society, 4417 Berenice Ave., Los Angeles 31, of which Dr. David L. Cooper is the president-founder. T h e S o c i e t y , whose stated objective is: “To break down anti-Semitism, and to dissem inate facts and truths concerning God and the Messiah," engages main ly in the giving of the Word of God to Israel. Dr. Cooper has made a practice of employing Bible Institute students and graduates from the in ception of his work. In the early days of the Society, the late Rev. William H. Pike, former Evening School sec retary, and Dr. Howard W. Kellogg, former professor at Biola, were field conference speakers for the Society. Dr. Cooper himself was connected with the Institute from 1926-30 as director of the Jewish Department, during which time he wrote his first book for Jews, The Eternal Ood Re vealing Himself. At the present time, there are four graduates of Biola on the staff of the Society: Aurora Fluker '24, head secretary; Anna Stamffer '19, secre tary; Mrs. Henry Hengstler (Jean Bishop ’26), bookkeeper, and Anna bel Lee Crumly ’38, assistant office editor of the Biblical Research Monthly and secretary to Dr. Cooper. In addition to these, a number of other members of Biola Family Cir cle who have served on Dr. Cooper’s staff are: Bertie Broyles, Eddie Wag ner ’44, Stella (Mrs. Vem.) Hodges, Eleanor Hill-Lynch '40, William T. Lee ’37, Claude Parkhill ’41, Ralph Scoville ’18, Virginia Nickerson ’46, Dorothy Rann and Robert Donahue. With the Lord Meager information has come to the office of the Family Circle con cerning the death on January 22 of Wilma Krag Stimpson. Mrs. Stimp- son served on the staff of Biola Music faculty for several years be fore her marriage. She had many friends here, and was indeed a most lovable young woman. Funeral serv ices were held in Fresno, California, Saturday, January 25. Sincere sym pathy to the members of the family. Born To Oral and Mrs. Kintner (Eunice Olson ’43), a son, Stephen Oral, Feb. 3, 1947, at Yakima, Wash. To R. F. and Mrs. Kahle (Mary- Pearl Reinhard ’36) a daughter, Sharon Ruth, July 13, 1946.
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