King's Business - 1953-11

Official publication of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc.

Dedicated to the spiritual development of the Christian home

Established 1910

Voi. 44, No. 11

NOVEMBER, 1953

chancellor LOUIS T. TALBOT

ARTICLES WHERE PRAYER MEETINGS GROW BIG .............................................. 12 THE VICTORIOUS LIFE— Ruth Poxson ................................................... 14 OUR SUPREME REASON FOR THANKFULNESS— J. C. Massee ...... 15 MASTER, HEAL HIM— Elise Miller Davis and Edward S. Zelley, Jr... 16 THE GOSPEL BY MAIL ......................... ............ ........................................ 18 A, CHRIST CENTERED CHRISTMAS— Dorothy C. Haskin ................... 24 HOLLYWOOD AND THE GOSPEL .............................................................. 56 FEATURES READER REACTION ............... ...................................................................... 4 UNDER THE PARSONAGE ROOF— Althea S. M ille r............................. 8 FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK ........................................................................ 10 WORLD NEWSGRAMS— James O. Henry ............................................... 20 DEVOTIONAL LIFE IN MODERN TIMES— Timothy Fetler ... ........ 21 CHURCH OF THE MONTH— The Peoples Church, Toronto ............ 22 OUT OF THE LAB— Donald S. Robertson ................................................. 23 HYMNS YOU LOVE— Phil Kerr ............................ ................................ 24 BOOK REVIEWS— Donald G. Davis ........................................................... 26 FINEST OF THE, WHEAT— Glenn F. O'Neal ......................................... 28 PHILOSOPHY IN LIFE— Paul M. Aijian ................................................. 29 DR. TALBOT'S QUESTION BOX ................................................................ 32 THEOLOGICALLY THINKING— Gerald B. Stanton ............................. 33 TALKING IT OVER— A psychologist answers— Clyde Narramore .... 34 THE SCOPE OF MISSIONS— Oran H. Smith ............. ..... ............... 35 JUNIOR KING'S BUSINESS— Martha S. Hooker .................................... 38 BIOLA FAMILY CIRCLE ..... ....................................................................... 40 IN CHRIST IS LIFE— Can I Be Forgiven? .............................................. 41 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION LOOKING AHEAD IN CHRISTIAN ED— Margaret Jacobsen ............ 46 YOUNG PEOPLE'S TOPICS— Chester J. Padgett..................................... 47 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS— Homer A. Kent, Allison Arrowood .. 50 OBJECT LESSONS— Elmer L. Wilder ......................................................... 54 COVER Christian film producer-director Dick. Ross (Mr. Texas, Oil-Town USA) this month made on announcement that could be the biggest news yet for evangelical films. For the story see pages 56-58. P.S. Those draw­ ings surrounding Ross are scenes from his two new films to be released this month. — Photo: Lloyd Hamlll • Design & Art: Marvin Rubin.

editor S, H. SUTHERLAND

managing editor LLOYD HAMILL

copy editor- ROSE HARDIE

editorial assistant LUCY R. REDMOND advertisIng manoger MILTON R. SUE circulation manager STELLA KINTER business manager J. RUSSELL ALLDER

editorial board Paul M. Aijian • Donald G. Davis Charles L. Feinberg • James O. Henry Martha S. Hooker • Margaret Jacobsen Glenn F. O'Neal • Chester J, Padgett Donald S. Robertson • Oran H. Smith Gerald B. Stanton

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