King's Business - 1970-09

So I would encourage any person who finds it possible to do so, to take driving instruction even though it may seem late in the day to be learning such a skill. It will add a whole new dimension of usefulness to your life, besides making you independent. As you put your trust in the Lord, He will give you a peace from the fears that are associated with trying something new in the later years. Th e Ph .D . and the C h r is t ian This age of skepticism calls for committed CHRISTIAN SCHOLARS. This age of anxiety calls for com­ mitted CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGISTS.

talking

it over...

with Dr. Clyde M. Narramore

one of America's largest psychological clinics — The Christian Counseling Center in Rosemead, California.

Dr. Narramore, graduate o f Columbia Uni­ versity, New York City, is a nationally known psychologist/ He is the director of

well-being but they discouraged me and almost frightened me out of the whole idea. “ I went through with it, though, and I got my license more than a year and a half ago. I’ve been driv­ ing ever since, without one single difficulty. I take in the Christian activities that would have been out of reach for me, many times, with­ out my own transportation." I would add to this good report that, when one can drive, this can be a means of blessing to other people: to a sick neighbor who may need to get to the doctor; to the shut-in as you visit and cheer the person — and to your church, in many ways. Classified Ad 15 CENTS PER WORD — MINIMUM $3.00 Bibles and Books RELIGIOUS BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD! Any book reviewed or advertised in KING'S BUSI­ NESS available from Kregel's Book Store, Dept. KB, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503. Bibles Rebound W rite for illustrated price list from Nation's larg­ est Bible rebinding specialists. Work Guaranteed. Norris Bookbinding Company, Box 305 *K, Green­ wood, Mississippi 38930. Help Wanted Mature Christian staff workers needed for large rescue mission. Board, room and compensation. Single or married. Write, P.O. Box 202, Seattle, Washington 98111.

Q. I have never learned to drive a car and now, in my late 50’s, I find myself tremendously handicapped. I would so very much like to be able to attend some Christian functions and I have no way of getting there. Do you think, Dr. Narramore, that a woman of my age can learn to drive or are there too many prob­ lems connected with such a ven­ ture? Would I be wiser if I give up the idea and content myself to stay put? A. You are not the only woman who is asking this question for I receive letters like this many times. Of course, without knowing much more about you, I have no way of assessing the kind of problems that could arise as you try to learn to drive. But I can tell you that many women much older than you have successfully mastered the art of driving a car in our speedy age. I would suggest, first of all, that you arrange to have a professional instructor of driver education as your teacher. He can be quite ob­ jective and stick to the matter in hand, while a relative or friend can­ not always be quite so objective. For your encouragement, let me share a part of a letter that came from a lady of 64 years of age: “ I determined to learn to drive before retirement came because I realized that retirement years could be very boresome and frustrating if I had to depend on someone else to take me wherever I wanted to go. So I made up my mind to learn to drive if it took every penny I had. I decided this in the face of much opposition to the idea from some members of my family. I sup­ pose it was a form of showing how much they cared for my safety and 46

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