King's Business - 1962-09

SponsoraKoreanOrphan -WithTriple Returns

EATING SPACE IN KITCHEN Yog can squeeze a small table into one comer. DINETTE AREA You can fit two chairs at the small table you can squeeze into a comer of the kitchen.

1 - Bring Joy to a Disconsolate Child

2 - Help Train a Future Christian Leader 3 -H eap Blessings on Yourself

M ANY EXTRAS

The living room has built- in bookcases.

ATTIC FAN INCLUDED

The house is unbearably hot in the summer.

OPEN YOUR HEART TO A CHILD PICTURED HERE These and many others in our orphanages are hoping for a loving “ Daddy and M omm ie” or “ Big Brother or Sister.” Only $8 a month — just 26 pennies a day— provides loving Christian care for a Korean orphan — shelter, clothing, food and all necessities, including cost of school tuition.

WELL-SHRUBBED LOT

There are two azalea bushes, a small ever­ green, and a pink dog­ wood.

One Missionary Superintendent writes, “ I greatly appreciate your loyal help and the blessing it has been to all the children . If not for this Orphanage, most of these would be beggars today; ignorant, filthy, diseased and without hope. M ay God richly reward you for the wonderful work you are doing.” Some of these children and hun­ dreds in our many other orphanages are without sponsors. The number in our orphanages is increasing daily, victims of tragedy and sorrow. Each Child Has a Heartbreaking Story The father of one of our orphans, Jung Koo Gon, was lost at sea and the follow ing year his mother died. His grandmother cared for him as long as she could. He had a severe injury which w ill require medical care for some time, but now is doing well.

ATTRACTIVELY LANDSCAPED

There are two evergreens and one azalea bush. You'll need cleated shoes to mow up and down the hills.

GENTLY ROLLING LOT

The parents of another of our orphans, Lee M yung Sook, were drowned in a flood. She and her sister survived somehow. Distant relatives brought her to our Good Samaritan Orphanage. The children in our orphanages are taught the Bible, pray earnestly each day, sing Christian songs and are led to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour. It would break your heart to see the piteous state of Korea’s beggar boys, homeless, ragged, destitute, whom the authorities now are rounding up. Korean Authorities Close Unlicensed Orphanages M any children from these are being placed in our orphanages be­ cause of our fine facilities which the Korean Minister of Health has commended. More orphans mean more sponsors needed. Answer the plea for love and support of these, and many other unsponsored or­ phans in our Homes. The orphan you select w ill know you as sponsor. You w ill receive the child’s picture, address and life story. Letters and parcels may be sent and w ill be acknowledged promptly in English. Sponsors are THR ILLED and BLESSED by this personal contact. Ask a friend or relative to share a sponsorship with you — only $4 each — or THE EVERETT SWANSON EVANGELISTIC ASS'N, INC. 7774 Irving Park Rd. Dept. K-92 Chicago 34, Illinois |-------------------------- C LIP A N D M A IL T O D A Y -------------------------- , □ YES I want to sponsor an orphan for one year. My choice is Number _______ ...__If this child has already been chosen when this arrives, I agree to sponsor another similar child. I prefer a □ Boy, □ Girl. With God’s help I will send $8 a month to | I your office. Please let me have my child’s name, picture, address i and story. I understand I may continue as long as I wish. Enclosed is support for □ first month, □ one year. SEND FULL PARTICULARS. □ I cannot sponsor a child now but want to help a child by giving $.------i------------------------------ | □ Please send folder, “ Information About Sponsoring Korean Or­ phans.” I Name --------------------- --------------------------------------------------—.......................... Address ------...— .....----- ...— --------- — .......... ............................. — ------------------- City ..................................... :_______ Zone _____ State ................................ Gifts of any amount are welcome. All gifts and sponsorings are income tax deductible. THE EVERETT SWANSON EVANGELISTIC ASS'N., INC. An Interdenominational Non-Profit Corporation Dept. K-92, 7774 Irving Paric Rd., Chicago 34, III., Tel 456-6116 19

ONLY TWO LEFT

There were three orginal- ly and one was sold.

PARTLY FURNISHED RECREATION ROOM

There's a partition around the furnace and the wash tubs.

PRICED UNDER THIRTY THOUSAND $ 2 9 ,9 5 0 . PRICED IN UPPER TWENTIES $ 2 9 ,9 5 0 . OPEN TO OFFER The house has been on the market for so long the owner can't remember his original asking price. The new interstate high­ way is coming through the living room. Regardless of these factors, or of thè age and location of your home, we must fully real­ ize that, "Except the LORD build the house, they labor in vain that build it." THIS ONE CAN 'T LAST

interest your Sunday School or other group. The ESEA is caring for over 15,000 Korean or­ phans, children of lepers, deaf, dumb and blind chil­ dren and war widows’ children. Its work is wide­ ly known. The Korean government has given their highest honor to ESEA. It is registered with the Illinois Secy, of State and Internal Revenue Dept, of the U.S. Govt. Dedicated, conscientious, economical

work through 10 years has produced wonderful and lasting results. More than 18 million meals are served each year in our 149 or­ phanages. Each one is a Christian institution with Bible believing staff and Board members. Sponsors are urgently needed. Write or phone NOW!

SEPTEMBER, 1962

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