King's Business - 1945-10

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October, 1945

OuSi R eader Speak Sharing the Magazine “ I surely do appreciate this fine maga­ zine and use the material on the Sunday School lessons extensively in my teaching. When I am through with my copies, I pass them on to a missionary who is working among the immigrants in the cotton camps of Arizona, so they really do serve a very good purpose.” M rs. Earle G. Kelsey M inneapolis, M inn. ‘‘I do enjoy all the helpful articles and the editorials in your magazine, and after reading them, send them to a friend who is a prison visitor. She says the boys read them with great interest. God bless edi­ tors and co-workers.” Ida W . H aygooni A n n Arbor, M ich. “ It is my desire that you use three dol­ lars for subscriptions to missionaries or someone else of your choice. The Bible In­ stitute and all of its activities are much in my thoughts and I am sure that God is using you all in a special way. I’m glad to have a small part in this wonderful work for our Saviour.” Beatrice M. Potter C osta M esa. Calif. “ I came here to do medical work in 1939. I have appreciated the gift of THE KING'S BUSINESS for these years. I have used many of your articles in Bible classes. All the magazines have been saved and now the president of the Hebrew Christian Al­ liance here wishes to have them. He will be glad for the articles to use in his daily teaching.” Jane H aley Tel A v iv , Palestine “ THE KING’S BUSINESS is always a welcome magazine at our inland station; I have certainly appreciated receiving its mes­ sages. I was especially thrilled with the article by Dr. Robert H. Glover on ‘Postwar Missions.’ I read it to one of our gatherings on Prayer Day and my co-workers were equally blessed by it.” Geraldine J. Hinote A b aiyat, via M elut A n g lo -E g y p tia n Sudan

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