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John F. Blanchard, Jr., executive di rector of the National Association of Christian Schools and director of Wheaton Academy, Wheaton, Illinois, has announced the move of the NACS headquarters to Wheaton, Illinois. The location of the National office in a more central geographical location will do much to increase effectiveness. The Sunday School Times and Eter nity Magazine, both published in Philadelphia, will be associated un der a single board of directors as the result of an agreement reached by the boards of the two organizations. Un der the new arrangement both maga zines will continue to be published without any major changes. Rev. James W. Reapsome will continue to serve as editor of the Times and Dr. Russell T. Hitt as editor of Eternity. Dr. Howard W. Ferrin, president of Barrington College, will be speaking at three Keswick Conferences to be held in the British Isles this summer. He was at the English Keswick, and also the North of Ireland Keswick Convention in Portstewart and the North London Keswick Convention. Governor Elmer L. Andersen, (left) of Minnesota, laid the cornerstone of the new $400,000 Evangelical Free Church of America headquarters building in Minneapolis recently. With Gover nor Andersen (left to right) are
Paul Cedar, former Youth for Christ Director in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, re cently joined the Crusade Staff of YFC, International. The Crusade Staff is made up of young evangelists who minister in hundreds of meetings yearly, in most of the United States and many provinces of Canada. C. Stacey Woods has resigned as pres ident of The Sunday School Times to devote his full time to serving as gen eral secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students. Russ Reid, one of Canada’s outstand ing Christian businessmen, has joined
the executive staff of Word Records, Inc., of Waco, Tex as. Mr. Reid’s ap pointment to Vice President, S a l e s , was announced by Jarrell McCracken, President of Word Records. Mr. Reid was President and National Sales Di
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rector for the Audio Library Program of Canada prior to joining Word’s staff. Mr. Vernon McLellan and Mr. Edwin Norman are editors of Shipmates, the new quarterly publication pro duced by “ Haven of Rest,” well- known Christian radio broadcast. Mr. Clovis Salviano is editor of VIDA, Youth for Christ’s Portuguese-lang- uage magazine. A program to get 160,000 copies of VIDA into the hands of high school young people in Bra zil has been launched. This is the first such venture for Brazil Youth for Christ, and it is anticipated that the magazine will be placed in the homes of teens from the Amazon head water area to the far south states. Dr. Clarence Jones, co-founder and president of The Voice of the Andes, Quito, Ecuador and Dr. Clyde Taylor, coordinator of the Evangelical For eign Missions Association, will be among speakers at the second Con gress of Gospel Communications to be held in Huampani, Peru, Septem ber 17-26. The theme will be “The Good News through New Media for the New World,” and the effective use of literature, radio and evangelism in South America will be discussed.
Joseph Homess, chairman of the board of trustees of the EFCA, Harold P. Hal- leen, vice president and moderator, and Dr. Arnold T. Olson, president of the EFCA. Norman J. Clayton and James E. Thom as, president of Rodeheaver Hall-Mack Company, have announced that the Norman Clayton Publishing Company has become a division of Rodeheaver Hall-Mack Co., Winona Lake, Indi ana.
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