May, 1939
T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S
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Biblical Message Through Stereopticon Slides
ecy in that ancient country. Mr. McKinney’s manner of presenting the gospel message is most effective. He may be reached at 703 So. Lincoln Street, Littleton, Colo.
Çifts Received during March, 1939
With the aid of unusual and exquisite stereopticon slides, Robert E. McKinney, of Denver, Colo., spoke to appreciative audiences in the Church of the Open Door in the week following March 27. His com plete set of views makes possible a connect ed story from Creation’s dawn to the events surrounding the life of Paul in Rome. He has also motion pictures of the Holy Land, indicating striking fulfillment of the proph-
Honor R o ll............... ............ .......$ 357.05 “Go Forward” Campaign.......... 1,653.20 China .............. 227.00 General Fund................................ 5,540.86 $7,778.11 The Bible Institute of Los Angeles Incorporated 558 South Hope Street Los Angeles, California New Ideas for Daily Vacation Bible Schools While searching for a new plan that would be pleasing to boys and girls and would be adaptable also to Daily Vacation Bible School activities, Ethel Bellinger Han sen was led to develop the “Stay-at-Home Cruise Through the Holy Land.” This popular course of lessons provides for a “visit" to a different Biblical scene each school day, with a gala “home-coming day” at the close of the weeks of study. ThU summer course has been used, with marked success, in twelve churches (mostly in Southern California) and in five of this number, the plan was followed for two or more consecutive years—a fact which, in itself, speaks of the excellence of the project. Miss Hansen has now prepared a second course of studies, known as a “Pearl Diving Expedition,” which offers unlimited possi bilities for Daily Vacation Bible School use and for other work among children. Based upon the fact that the formation of a pearl is caused by the addition of some other substance or body, the course, or “Expe dition," considers first of all the adding of new members — those who accept Jesus Christ as Saviour, and who in turn become “divers.” There are exciting lessons on "The Diver’s Enemy,” “The Diver’s Equip ment,” “Where Pearls Are Found,” and on many other subjects. Boys and girls will delight in this novel approach to a most interesting theme. For printed (or mimeographed) instruc tions for teachers, write Ethel Bellinger Hansen, 844 N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Please see also the announcement on page 205 of this issue. New and Larger Quarters The Western Book and Tract Company of Oakland, Calif., is celebrating its Silver Anniversary by moving into larger and modem quarters. For twenty-five years, this honored firm has been doing business in Oakland, and in that time has occupied three different stores, each one larger than the preceding one. The new headquarters is at 1719 FRANKLIN STREET . It will provide for a reading room and conference room where Christian workers can gather. H. A. Ironside, pastor of the Moody Me morial Church of Chicago, is the President of the company, and L. M. Deimel is the manager. Friends who attend the San Fran cisco World’s Fair are invited to visit also the Western Book and Tract Company in Oakland.
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