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Rev. and Mrs. Sunia 18 intervening years. W e subscribed to THE KING’S BUSINESS for them some time ago and they have told how that it has been a blessing in their work among the people there. Rev. Sunia is pastor of the church in Pago Pago, working under the London Missionary Society. Late this past summer, the Sunias made their first visit to the States, and re newed their long-standing friendship with us. Mrs. Sunia was very keenly interested in seeing La Mirada, having read of its progress in THE KING’S BUSINESS magazine. A personal tour was given by Dr. Sutherland. The Sunias are parents of 11 living children and it is hoped that one or more might find it possible to at tend Biola. Mrs. Sunia expressed her in terest in this manner, “My husband may have seen Disneyland, but I have seen La Mirada.” Mrs. Betty J. Carmichael, San Bernardino, Calif. MORAL RE ARMAMENT Since the December issue of THE KING'S BUSINESS is our annual Christmas presentation, the third installment in the series "What's Wrong with Moral Re-Armament," by Dr. Louis T. Talbot will appear in our next edition. For those who may not have received the earlier issues, October and No vember carry the first two arti cles in this helpful series. The three are soon to become avail able in book form. E ditor ’ s N ote : W e are sorry that in Cults Critique (N ov. 1961) one line was dropped out of the column so that the sense of the line was spoiled; it should have read: “ It is true enough that Roman Catholics do not know the Bible, even their own trans lations of the Scripture.” Also on page 16 instead of “ Angelical” it should have read “ Anglican."
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