King's Business - 1970-08

THE CONVERSION CENTER A soul-winning mission to Roman Catholic priests,a nuns and people. 500 million Roman Catholics lost without love, trapped by traditions, paralyzed by popery, deceived by the Devil. 47,000 priests, 138,000 nuns dedicated to “MAKE AMERI­ CA CATHOLIC.” Will you help keep Ameri­ ca free to evangelize the world ? Pray, give, write for soul-winning material. 18 W. Eagle Rd., Havertown, Penna. 19083 To bring God’s Word to a little known and neglected people. To plant indigenous churches on Pauline principles and train National workers. A complete program of diversified ev a n g elism ra d io , colportage, children, prison work, open air, etc. Write for free literature P.O. Drawer 8776, Orlando, Florida 32806 EVANGELICAL MISSION TO URUGUAY, INC. Rev. Frederick V. Dabold, D.‘D., Director Now serving in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia and Argentina. Send for literature and in­ formation. 78 W. Hudson Ave., Englewood, N.J. 07631 132 High Park Ave., Toronto 9, Ontario Member of IFMA THE FRIENDS OF ISRAEL Missionary and Relief Society, Inc. More than 25 missionaries—in India, Israel, Europe, and across America- are giving the Gospel and material relief to Jews. Read thrilling reports of this work in our maga­ zine, ISRAEL MY GLORY. Write for your free copy 1218-K Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 Rescuing Hungry Children For over 50 years, Home of Onesiphorus has rescued thousands of needy and refu­ gee children, won them to Christ, trained them for service. Now working in Hong Kong, Lebanon, Israel. Write 3939 N. Ham­ lin Ave., Chicago, III. 60618 for Free Report by George E. Hedberg, President._________ Home of Onesiphorus Pray for our 45 Mission Societies* with 8800 missionaries serving in 100 countries. ♦Send for a copy of I.F.M.A. News which includes a complete list of member missions. INTERDENOMINATIONAL FOREIGN MISSION ASSOCIATION (IFMA) 54 Bergen Ave., Ridgefield Park, N.J. 07660 E. L. (Jack) Frizen Jr., Executive Secretary Establishing the Church among the Indians of rural Mexico by evangelism, Bible corres­ pondence courses, laymen’s institutes, child evangelism, medical evangelism. Now work­ ing in six tribes. Needed —- more mission­ aries; prayer partners to form prayer bands. Write for information and magazine 6018 Drexel Road, Philadelphia, Pa* 19131 MEXICAN INDIAN MISSION, INC. Dr. John T. Dale, Director Providing highways^in the sky and bush radio-telephone service for God’s servants in rural and forward areas of the world. Informative literature Write for: Challenging sound-color films Gift annuity information Box 2828, Fullerton, California 92633 THE MISSIONARY DENTIST, INC. Box .7002, Seattle, Washington 98133 A unique worldwide evangelistic ministry It meets the physical and spiritual needs of the nationals, and missionaries too, by providing modern dental care and a sound Bible teaching ministry from the heart of the jungles to populated cities through Dental Evangelism Team programs. Films and literature available . EVANGELICAL UNION OF SOUTH AMERICA Since 1911 MISSIONARY AVIATION FELLOWSHIP Serving the Church World-wide

AFRICA INLAND MISSION Six hundred missionaries serving. Fields occupied: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Congo, Central African Republic. Deputation speakers available. Literature and list of slide-tapes and films will be sent on request. Address P.O. Box 178 Pearl River, New York 10965 TRANS WORLD MISSIONS A ir Mail From God Mission, Inc. ACTIVE IN MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA AND BRAZIL UTILIZING 20th CENTURY METHODS • Airplane distribution of Scriptures • Gospel film evangelism • Personal and mass evangelism • Free Bible correspondence courses 4205 Santa Monica Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90029 In U.S.A.: Coast-to-Coast Broadcasts; In Greece: Publishing House, Printshop, Book­ stores, Missionaries, Bible Institute, Orphan­ ages, Camps; Clothing, Food, Medical Dis­ tributions; Paid Gospel Messages in Greek Newspapers and Magazines. INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 801 Broad Ave., Ridgefield, N.J. 07657 ANDES EVANGELICAL MISSION (formerly Bolivian Indian Mission) —Opportunities Unlimited— Dynamic Evangelical Program . . . Evangelism —* Theological E duca­ tion . . . Youth Program s — Medical Ministry — L iterature . . . 508 Central Ave., Plainfield, N.J. 07060 AMERICAN MISSION TO GREEKS, Inc. Spiros Zodhiates, President Canadian Sunday School Mission Directing Canadian youth heavenward since 1927 through camps, 'daily vacation Bible schools, day school classes, home Bible clubs, Sunday schools, services, Bible memory con­ tests and correspondence courses, etc. W. G. L. McAllister, General Superintendent Head Office— Room A, 177 Lombard Ave. Winnipeg 2, Manitoba, Can. THE QENTRAL AMERICAN MISSION Founded by Dr. Scofield in 1890 Pray for the 700 GAM congregations and hundreds of national and missionary lead­ ers in “our Samaria.” Help us present the best in radio, literature, and Spirit-led evangelism to educated youth and multitudes everywhere. P.O. Bop 28005 Dallas, Texas 75228 THE CHILDREN'S BIBLE MISSION, INC. P.O. Box 44, Lakeland, Florida 33802 CBM Workers in 9 states reach thousands of boys, girls and youth in schools, Bible Clubs and summer camps. Abundant oppor­ tunities for qualified workers. Write for informative literature, and inquirt* about our challenging sound-color film. "W in A Child and You Win A Life" Publishing for 85 years the Christian Herit­ age magazine to awaken Christians to their responsibilities to Roman Catholics and keeping them.abreast of developments by the hierarchy. Rehabilitating former priests — providing information and help to Roman Catholics and pastors. Write for free copy of magazine. NON-PROFIT. SEPTEMBER, 1970 C H R I S T ' S M I S S I O N , I N C . R ev . S tuart G arver , Director & Editor 275 State St. Hackensack, N.J. 07602 Biblical Research Monthly n° ma9azmf, you ever read ! J SEND FOR FREE COPY BIBLICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY 4005 Verdugo Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90065

STARVED IMAGINATION? D r. R ickard C. Halverson H ow long since you fed your soul on a sunrise or sunset, or real­ ly feasted on the sheer luxury of blue sky and fleecy clouds? Have you noticed lately the vaulted heav­ en on a black night, stars like gold dust everywhere? When is the last time you thought about God, His love and providence, the benefits with which He has endowed you, the Divine care your family has enjoyed? How often do you thank God for good food or clean sheets, for a faithful wife and precious children, for friendships and a good job, for health and strength, a whole body, for sight and hearing and speech? Do you nourish your mind with deep though t, d im ens ion and depth? Do you ever allow it to feast on God’s Word? Do you ever chal­ lenge your mind? You spend hundreds of dollars on things that are about as nour­ ishing as sawdust, and the Bread from heaven is a gift from God. God offers you, absolutely free, air and water, trees and flowers, moun­ tains and valleys, streams and lakes, sun and moon and stars. How desperately hungry your soul is for that which costs you nothing! With abounding wealth God sur­ rounds you. Do you submit your soul to a pale, thin, watered-down diet of crumbs and stale leftovers for which you pay a small fortune? What irony: God gives us an incal­ culable legacy in Jesus Christ, and we pauperize our souls. Do you cry out with the Psalmist: “ My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God. . . . My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God” ? (Psalms 42:2; 84:2). From Perspective, a weekly devotional letter for businessmen. Used by per­ mission. 29

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