April 1925
T H E K I N G ’ S B U S I N E S S
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BIBLE INSTITUTE HAPPENINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson sailed early in Ja n u ary for C entral America under the Central American Mission Board. E v erett F . H arrison and A llan Mac- Rae, Bible In stitu te students, 1923- 1924, are a t Princeton Theological Seminary. Mr. H arrison w rites: “P rinceton is really a fine place, tru e to its trad ition s and staunch in its support of historical Christianity. The faculty is thoroughly orthodox and the stud en t body almost en tirely so. . . . . The very n atu re of th e work makes the Sem inary a different so rt of place from B. I., and th e work is of course more difficult. Both Allan and myself count ourselves fo rtun ate in having had a year a t B. I., and realize the value of th a t train ing as a complement to th e Sem inary equipm ent.”
Miss E d ith P inch, ’22, is in the Indian work a t Ganado, Ariz. W. H. South is pastor of a church a t G raham Station, near Los Angeles. H al Reed, ’23, is pastor of th e F lo r ence Heights Methodist Church, Los Angeles. Miss P e a rl Weeks, ’13, sailed in November from Vancouver, retu rn ing to China. Mr. an d Mrs. R. Floyd P ierson are retu rn in g to the Belgian Congo afte r furlough. P h ilip C. Hanson, ’22, is pastor of the Evangelical Mission Church a t San Pedro, Calif. Miss T eresa W alker, ’20, is a t Gan ado, Arizona, working under the P resby terian board. Mr. and Mrs. F . H. McKenrick, who are on furlough from Africa, recently arrived in Los Angeles. Miss N arsa White, ’23, recently left Los Angeles for Belgium, to tak e up work w ith the Belgian Gospel Mission. M artin L u th e r Thomas, ’18, was installed into th e pastorship of th e F irs t P resbyterian Church of San Pedro, Calif., on the evening of Octo ber 30, last. Miss M artha Leal, ’24, w ith her parents, arrived in Egypt in Novem ber, and has been engaged in language study a t Zeitoun, in preparation for m issionary work. E. Edw in Paulson, ’23, is pastor of a small P resbyterian church near Bat tle Lake, Minn. He w rites th a t th e Lord is blessing th e work and th a t he is enjoying th e quiet of the country afte r the city life of Los Angeles. He would be glad to h ear from B. I. friends. Rev. E rn e st G. Hansell, ’20, P asto r of W estbourne B aptist Church, Cal gary, Canada, has a Sunday School of two hundred and thirty-five, and a 1 Young People’s Society of about fifty. “A num ber of these have formed a lit tle club for th e in te rest of those who have felt th e call of God into a life service.” Rev. A ltabelle H eller, ’19, has resigned from the pasto rate a t W al ker, Iowa, where she has been for th e past year and where th e Lord has abundantly blessed, and is now a t home in Marengo, Iowa, caring for her invalid mother, who has been strick en w ith paralysis. She covets your prayers. Ju liu s Raplee, ’24, w rites of his th re e weeks’ trip home to Bellingham, Wash., stating th a t he spent two weeks w ith Mr. T rue H. Maxfield (C entral Point, O re.), w ith whom he had a wonderful tim e of fellowship and prayer. Mr. Raplee had spoken in his home church and hoped to be able to serve th ere as supply. He is look ing forw ard to going to South America before long. L eonard D. Stokely, ’21, is working w ith boys among the foreign popula tion of Los Angeles, under th e Los Angeles B aptist City Mission Society. O rganizing them into clubs for Bible study and all around development, as exemplified in Luke 2:52, is th e pro
gram , following th e “ P ioneer” plan, in p art. Mr. Stokely says: “The boys are abundant, bu t th e leaders are few.” Mr. Stokely has been attending Redlands University for almost th ree years. W!ord comes from Stanley Nicholls, ’23, a t Xenia Seminary, th a t A. J. Anderson, ’23, who recently left Los Angeles, spent a happy day w ith B. I. stud en ts a t the Sem inary on December 9 and in th e evening spoke a t the Gos pel Center Mission Hall. The follow ing day he left for Dallas, Texas, where he was ordained on Sunday evening, the 14th. On Tuesday, the 15th, Mr. Anderson and Miss Marie Mack, ’23, were united in m arriage.
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