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Hugh P . Andrews w rites as follows: “I always like to h ear about the doings of the B. I. fam ily and feel a certain responsibility for sending in news regarding our own activities. I have been in the field of evangelism since last summer and am laboring most of the tim e w ith David F. Nygren, a very able evangelist. We have had campaigns in southern Idaho and western W ashington; a t th is tim e we are about to close here in Belling ham, Wash. Our tim e is engaged up to March. I would like to hear from you B. I. people who are following evangelism in America. We can help one ano th er w ith suggestions and inform ation.” Mr. K enneth M. Monroe, a K ing’s Business subscriber, who is a stud en t a t Xenia Theological Seminary, w rites as follows: “ I am glad to say I take ‘The K ing’s Business’ and like it very much, especially the way you stand foursquare on the Word of God when so many are denying it from cover to cover. You are keeping many a soul in th e p ath of Christ du ring th is apostate age. There will be many added to your ranks, as upholders of th e Word, from th is school. There
are eleven here from Southern Cali fornia, four of whom are B.I.O.L.A. graduates, and one (my wife) who attended for one year. We have a studen t prayer meeting in our room every Thursday evening a t 9:30 and we always remember the B. I. We are also praying very earnestly for a revival in St; Louis when Dr. Torrey comes here in F eb ru ary .” ^ M arried Philip C. Hanson, ’22, and Ingeborg Anderson, ’23, November 7, a t Reed- ley, Calif. A t home a t San Pedro, Calif. A. J. Anderson, ’23, and Marie Mack, ’23, December 16th, a t Dallas, Texas. At home a t Guatemala City, Guatemala. Born To Mr. an d Mrs. H. H. N ikkei, In May, a daughter, Miriam E leanor. Dai- meny, Sask., Canada. To Mr. I. J . Hazelton, ’22, and Mrs. Hazelton, (M argaret F u lle r), ’22, a son, Irving Graham. S trathm ore, Calif. STUDENT MISSIONARY UNION Our meetings for th e month of F eb ru ary have been especially in ter esting and varied. On F eb ru ary 5th Mr. W. A. (Daddy) Hillis, F ield Rep resentative of B.I.O.L.A., gave to us a call for daily Home M issionary Ser vice, showing us th e deep need in th e lives of men and women, boys and girls, w ith whom we come in daily contact, as well as a view of w hat may well be term ed the “Foreign F ields,” of the United States— the work among the Indians of the W estern States. The following week we had w ith us Miss Lucia Dunn, who fo r 35 years h as been endeavoring, w ith others, to bring those Jews who are now re tu rn in g to th e City of Jerusalem and th e su r rounding country, to recognize Jesus * as the Messiah for whom th e ir h earts are yearning. F rom Mr. L. L. Legters we learned of th e almost untouched field of labor among th e m illions of Indians of th e mountain regions of South and C entral America and Mex ico. Our h earts were stirred as we heard the call for a Saviour from these people of L atin America. On Feb. 26th we listened to a message from Japan, through Miss Mary J. Hall, B. I. grad uate of the Class of 1917, who has been working w ith th e Congregational Missionary Society in Tam akura, Japan. ****4«* W ill you pray th a t our h earts may be open to receive th e messages God sends to us th rough these speakers? Continue in prayer for th e June g raduating class—may th e ir lives he fully surrendered to th e will of our Heavenly F ath er. Miss Christine F rand sen , 1921 graduate, accepted for service by the Africa Inland Mission, having com pleted her course in medical train ing in England, wishes us to join her in prayer th a t if it be the Lord’s w ill the way will soon be opened for her to go to Africa.
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