The Press and The Christian W o r ld Christ's Mission Christ’s Mission, Inc., o f New York City, was founded 40 years ago to give assistance to the many Roman Catho lic priests who through the years have resigned from their orders and come to know Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord. The official publication of the Mission is The Converted Catholic which plans to publish documented evidence of Roman Catholic aggres sion and bigotry in a series of articles during the coming months. Bible-reading Program The seventh annual world - wide Bible-reading program sponsored by the American Bible Society will begin on Thanksgiving Day, November 23, and will end on Christmas Day. The theme for this year is: “ The Bible— a light and guide.” A suggested list o f scriptural passages has been chosen by the Bible Society and printed in a convenient form to fit into the New Testament or Bible. This year many millions are expected to join in this worth-while reading program. Billy Graham to Broadcast Evangelist Billy Graham recently signed a contract with the American Broadcasting Company for a Sunday afternoon program on 164 coast-to- coast network stations. The first broad cast will originate in the evangelistic campaign in Atlanta, Georgia, Novem ber 5. Featured on the program with Mr. Graham will be Beverly Shea and song leader, Cliff Barrows. Central American Broadcast The Radio voice o f the Central American Mission is station TGNA. Since August 6th, TGNA has been actually on the air from 4:45 o’clock in the afternoon to 9:15 at night. The programs include cultural and educa tional broadcasting interspersed with many gospel messages. The station asks for prayer for the many needs o f this important broadcast to be supplied. College Passes 10-Year Milestone Westmont College begins its second decade as a liberal arts college this month. The motto o f the college dur- ing the past 10 years has been “ That in all things he [Christ] might have the pre-eminence.” Westmont contin ues to emphasize Christian fellowship, high academic standards, first-class instruction and community, cultural and church opportunities.
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