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"BIG BROTHER’ ’ PRINTERS HELP GLOBAL MISSIONARY WORKERS W i t h the rise of n a t i o n a l i s m around the world, and the
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duction Committee, Winona Lake, Indiana. Mr. Kenneth Taylor, director of Moody Press, is chairman of the group. Other officers include Vernon Mortenson, The Evangelical Alliance Mission; J. Oswald Sanders, China Inland Mission; Clyde Taylor, Evan gelical Foreign Missions Association and others. The Free Methodist Publishing House of Winona Lake has volun teered their facilities and personnel to give outgoing printers free specific training in any phase of printing in-
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desire of peoples everywhere to be come literate, the Evangelical Litera ture Overseas has announced a pro gram aimed at helping missionary printers to meet the needs of gospel presentation. Mr. John C. Benson, chairman of the production committee of the group w h i c h has i ts headquarters in Wheaton, Illinois, is seeking to recruit a corps of “ Big Brothers” who can be challenged with the special needs.
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Missionary printer Donald Spangler, left, (Foreign Missionary Society of the Brethren Church) from the Republic of Central A frica, checks o press sheet with "Big Brother" John Benson, plant superin tendent of the Free Methodist Publishing House, Winona Lake, Indiana. Spangler is taking a refresher course in offset printing through arrangements mode by Evangelical Literature Overseas.
Christian printers and printing pro prietors in the homeland are needed who will assist in furnishing techni cal help, encouragement, a d v i c e , equipment and help in training na tionals to meet the increasing prob lems of supply. The KING’S BUSINESS urges any qualified personnel in this field to con sider prayerfully assisting in this worthy project. Mr. Benson may be contacted by writing to the ELO Pro-
cluding management, layout, compo sition, letterpress, offset, or binding. Missionaries on furlough may also take “ refresher” training there. Train ees are given a selection of books as collateral reading and may spend as much time in the plant with the fore men and employees as they wish. As Benson has stated: “We keenly feel the need for more and better evangelical literature around the world, and have taken this small step in hopes that it will be helpful.”
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