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With the offering of a new Evangelism Major in September, 1968, M oody Bible Institute will provide practical training in all phases of today's evangelistic work. This new major*, preparing for ministries of public evangelism, covers a wide range of subjects such as The Evangelist and His Work, History of Revivals and Evangelism, Personal Evangelism, Modem Religious Movements, Evangelism of Youth and Children, Campus Evangelism, Open-Air Evangelism, Inner-City Evangelism, and Rescue Missions. Many of today’s active evangelists have confirmed the necessity for this thorough training that meets the challenge to reach people with the gospel in times like these.
For further information on the Evangelism Major, write
Director of Admissions, Dept. 9K8 MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE
‘ Students with two years of liberal arts study (60 hours of credit) combined with the three years of M B I’s professional study can qualify for the B.A. degree.
820 N. LA S A L L E S T R E E T C H I C A G O , I L L I N O I S 60610
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