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Leonard J. Eilers, 124 North Florence, Burbank, Calif., is scheduled for meetings at the following points: Oct. 2 to 13, Park Place Methodist Church, San Diego, Calif.; Oct. 20 to Nov. 3, Baptist Church, Calexico, Calif.; Nov. 10 to Dec. 1, Union Meeting, Sweet Home, Ore.; and Dec. 8 to 22, First Baptist Church, Hermosa Beach, Calif. The Mason Bell Ringers, an evangelistic party consisting of Rev. (’28) and Mrs. Benard Mason, are planning a transcon tinental tour from Seattle, Wash., to New York City and back to Los Angeles by Christmas. They will hold evangelistic meetings and give sacred concerts in churches, featuring the Swiss Hand Bells, musical glasses, singing saw, magical vio, triple chimes, and golden vibraharp, and including vocal selections. Mr. and Mrs. Mason’s itinerary will take them through Spokane, Wash., Denyer, Colo., Kansas City, Mo., Chicago, 111., New York City, Dallas and Ft. Worth, Tex., and cities in Florida. Any church that desires an eve ning’s concert should communicate with Rev. Benard Mason, 2655 N. Griffin Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. T he F a rra r Evangelistic Party began a fall campaign by assisting in the meetings being held at the First Baptist Church, San Diego, Calif., during the California Pacific International Exposition. The party in cludes Mr. and Mrs. Elden R. Farrar and Miss Helen Griggs, who plays the tipple and piano, and assists with vocal numbers. A new amplifying system installed on the Farrar party’s Ford V-8 is proving to be of great aid in securing hearers. During the fall and winter, the itinerary of the group will include points east of Califor nia. Address : 153 Institute Place, Chi cago, 111. Evangelist W. E. Pietsch, 1600 W. 65th Place, Los Angeles, Calif., is scheduled for meetings at the following points: Sept. 2, Cedar Lake, Ind.; Sept. 3, Kansas City, Mo. ; Sept. 4. Salina, Kans.; Sept. 8 to 15, Bible Institute of Los Angeles; Sept. 16, San Francisco, Calif.; Sept. 22 to 27, Van couver, B. C., Can.; Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, Dallas, Ore.; Oct. 6 to 20, Normal, 111.; Oct. 21 to 31, Chicago, 111. Gospel Musician Wanted The New England Fellowship of Rum- ney, N. H., is desirous of contacting a tenor or baritone soloist for radio and evangelistic work in New England. The applicant must be without family obliga tions, a man really consecrated to the Lord’s work and willing to live a life of trust. One who has also had experience as a song leader is desired. Address: J. Elwin Wright, President, New England Fellow ship, Rumney, N. H. The Bible Mastery Campaign In an effort to teach men and women the advantages that spring from the repeated reading of any portion of Scripture that may be chosen for special meditation, the Bible Mastery Campaign invites Christians to join in the study of the book of Philip- pians during the month of October. In the five years that the Campaign has been con
ducted, a different book has been assigned for one month of each year. The plan is. to read through the assigned book at least once each day of the month and to com plete the daily reading at one sitting if possible. The power of the Word of God —to search, to correct, and to encourage the reader—is released to the one who will give time to concentrated study. The Bible Mastery Campaign is spon sored by the Presbytery of Seattle. From Rev. C. J. Boppell, Chairman of the Cam paign, 2666 37th Avenue S. W., Seattle, Wash., a two-page leaflet containing “The Committal” may be secured and questions may be answered, if a stamped, addressed envelope is sent. HOMILETICAL HELPS Marks of a False Gospel G alatians 1 :6, 7 1. Denying natural depravity, or repudi ating the need of atonement. 2. Supp lem en ting grace with good works, or belittling atonement. 3. Defining Jesus as an example rather than a Saviour, or ignoring atonement. 4. Replacing deity with humanity, or rejecting Christ as the Atoner.—R. A. C. God’s Desire for th e W elfare of Men The following seven facts speak for themselves, that the Lord desires the wel fare of men: 1. The cross of Christ declares it (John 3:16). 2. The nature of God asserts it (1 John 4:8, 9). 3. The invitations of Jesus affirm it (Matt. 11:28-30). 4. The Word of God reiterates it (John 3:17, 18). 5. The Spirit of God repeats it (Rev. 22:17). 6. The ambassadors of the gospel pro claim it (2 Cor. 5:20). 7. The tears of Christ confirm it (Lk. 19:41). But if men will not have God’s mercy in love, they must have His might in judg ment. He is almighty in grace (Gen. 17:1), but He is also almighty to punish (Rev. 15:3)JpE. E. M arsh . A Study in th e Sonship of O ur Lord 1. The Son of man: His humanity (Lk. 19:10). 2. The Son of Mary: His purity (Mk. 6:3). 3. The Son of a carpenter: His humil- • ity (Matt. 13:55). 4. The Son of David: His royalty (Matt. 1:1), 5. The Son of the Highest: His dignity (Lk. 1:32). 6. The Son of the Blessed: His sanctity (Mk. 14:61). 7. The Son of God: His deity (Rom. 1 :4).—T. B aird . An Open Door 1 C orinthians 16:9
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