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Dr. Robert A. Cook has been named president of King’s College, Briarcliff Manor, New York. He succeeds the late Dr. Percy Crawford, founder and first president, who died October 31, 1960. In accepting the presidency of the 400-student institution, Dr. Cook said, “ I believe ray whole life till now has been a preparation for this new ministry. It would be hard to find a greater challenge than that of enlisting and training young people for Christ-honoring service in our troubled time.” Guatemala City was the site for a five-day spiritual retreat sponsored by World Vision, Inc. Ministers of many denominations met for special ses sions of Bible study, prayer, fellow
Under the auspices of the Christ for the World Committee, the Moody Institute of Science will present daily “ Sermons from Science” lectures fea turing Dr. George Speake, at the Cen tury 21 World’s Fair in Seattle, Wash ington. In' addition to science lectures the committee has planned for coun-
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seling services with an all-out effort toward personal evangelism. Pictured above is the Sermons From Science Building located right in the heart of the Fair. Youth for Christ International dedi cates their newly-occupied headquar ters building this month, according to Dr. Ted Engstrom, president. Dallas Theological Seminary and Graduate School of Theology have held their annual missions week. Speakers included Rev. Arthur Glasser, China Inland Mission; Rev. Bruce Ker, missionary from Ceylon; and Rev. J. O. Percy, general secretary of the IFMA. Dr. Victor E. Cory, founder and long time president of Scripture Press, is
ship and testimony. Left to right is Rev. Norman Parish, missionary to Guatemala, who served as interpreter, Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, president of Guatemala, Dr. Luis Fernando Galich, mayor of Guatemala City, and Dr. Bob Pierce, president of World Vision, Inc. Dr. Merv Rosell, well-known evange list, has been asked by the Christian and Missionary Alliance to “ spark” its city-wide emphasis on evangelism in Miami, Florida, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of The Alliance as an evangelical, interna tional missionary organization. The eight nightly services will be held in the Dade County Auditorium. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship has announced the release of a new film of Christian work among college youth, “ Inter-Varsity on Campus.” Dr. O. E. Sanden, for ten years the pastor of Warrendale Presbyterian Chiirch, St. Paul, Minnesota, begins a ministry with “New Awakening” Campaigns. His headquarters will be at 3537 Thirty Third Avenue, S, Minneapolis 6, Minnesota. Rev. Mr. Sanden will be speaking upon the subject of Science and Religion.
pictured here introducing Mr. Vincent C. Hogren, the new president of Scrip ture Press, the second in its 28-year history. Christian Service Brigade marks an other step in its growth with the pur chase of its own headquarters build ing in Wheaton, Illinois. Mr. Clyde H. Dennis, founder of Good News Publishers, Westchester, Illi nois, died February 14, 1962 in Los Angeles, California. His death is a great loss in Christian service.
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