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Rev. James Stewart, Auburn, N.Y., Dr. Lester Thompson, Denver, Colorado and Dr. Charles Anderson, Bloomfield, N.J. were all re-elected presidents of the three national bodies of the Con servative Baptist Association of Amer ica. Their positions respectively are for the Conservative Baptist Associa tion, the Conservative Baptist Foreign Missions Society and the Conservative Baptist Home Mission Society. The 18th annual meeting of CBA was held in Portland, Oregon’s new me morial coliseum. Gov. Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon addressed the audience. Dr. Paul B. Smith, Pastor of the Peo ple’s Church, Toronto, Ont. has an nounced that the historic property of the organization was sold for $650,- 000. This money will pay for con struction of a new building seating more than 2,000 people with addi-
Dr. Bob Pierce, president of World Vision, who completed the Tokyo Crusade in early June, will be fea tured on NBC’s telecast, “ This is Your
Meiji Auditorium, Tokyo Crusade. Life,” a summer re-run feature. Dr. Pierce received an honorary doctor of
Ed Beck, All-American basketballer. Uni versity of Kentucky, holds a clinic and then gives testimony during the Tokyo Crusade. law’s degree from Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea, following his crusade in the Orient. Rev. Al Metsker, acting president of the Kansas City Bible College, and Rev. Roger J. Andrus, president of Mid west Bible College, have announced a merger under the name of Cal vary Bible College. Founded in 1932 by Dr. Walter L. Wilson, Kansas City Bible College will be the loca-
Peoples Church, Toronto, Canada. tional educational facilities. Erected originally as St. James Methodist Church over 100 years ago, it was one of the many such edifices left vacant in Canada at the time of church union. It was purchased by the Peo ple’s Church in 1935 under the lead ership of Dr. Oswald J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Denier have been assigned by the Navigators to open up a special ministry in the Philip pines with headquarters in Manila. Dr. Torrey M. Johnson, founder of
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Rev. Andrus Rev. Metsker tion of the newly joined schools. Rev. Andrus will be President with Rev Metsker, Vice-President. An enroll ment of 300 is expected for fall. Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, member of the faculty of Fuller Theological Semi nary, Pasadena, will be editor of “ The Collegiate Challenge,” a student magazine to be published by Campus Crusade for Christ. Mr. Bill Bright, di rector of CC, has reported that the first issue will be available in mid- September.
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Youth for Christ, was keynote speak er in the recent “ Coliseum ’61 Cru sade” held in Spokane, Washington. More than 3,000 pastors and laymen attended the conclave.
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